Along　with　the　extensive　research　of　global　warming,　non-carbon　dioxide　greenhouse　gases　have　gained　increasing　attention　recently.　Because　of　their　large　temperature-rising　effect　and　long　lifetime,　they　can　generate　huge　greenhouse　effect,　so　they　have　become　a　research　hotspot.　Especially,　efficient　capture　of　non-carbon　dioxide　greenhouse　gases　is　a　new　challenge.　Adsorptive　separation　is　an　energy　efficient　technology　which　relies　on　advanced　porous　sorbents.　Metal　organic　framework　(MOFs)　provide　new　opportunities　for　the　capture　of　non-carbon　dioxide　greenhouse　gases　because　of　their　diverse　structures,　controllable　pore　features,　and　open　metal　sites.　In　this　review　article,　the　research　results　of　MOF　materials　for　non-carbon　dioxide　greenhouse　gas　separation　in　recent　years　are　summarized,　and　the　separation　mechanism　of　each　material　is　analyzed.　The　challenges　and　opportunities　of　the　future　research　on　MOFs　for　non-carbon　dioxide　greenhouse　gas　separation　has　been　discussed.　©　2023　Chemical　Industry　Press.　All　rights　reserved.