Solutions for a warming world
Even if we cut all emissions tomorrow, the world will continue to warm. We are collaborating with scientists around the globe to investigate ways of removing greenhouse gases and cooling the planet.
Together, we are building a suite of knowledge for informed decision-making. Paired with rapid emissions reduction, we hope to be able to protect our planet and our future.
What is the Centre for Climate Repair?
We are a research centre based at the University of Cambridge, bridging disciplines to develop a strong foundation of research on a variety of approaches to tackle climate change. Climate repair goes beyond emissions reduction: it involves actively removing greenhouse gases from the atmosphere, preserving the planet's ice, and potentially cooling the planet through sunlight reflection methods.
At the Centre for Climate Repair, we are not tied to any one idea; rather, we are using rigorous scientific methods to assess each approach with the aim to learn which should - and which should not - be explored further. As well as the science, we are passionate about listening to and engaging with communities and policymakers and raising awareness about the breadth of actions needed to tackle climate change.
Explore our research
Our research spans disciplines, investigating a range of potential approaches to mitigate the worst effects of climate change.
Coming up
Join us for Climate Repair: Hope or Hype? a panel discussion chaired by Tom Heap (BBC Radio 4, Countryfile). Wednesday 18th March at 7pm - sign up today.
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Discover opportunities to join events, work with us, or be a part of the mission.