Climate change has become one of the most pressing issues in global discussions today. As Earth’s average temperature increases, the impacts of these changes have serious consequences for the environment, economy, and human health. During 2023, several recent developments regarding climate change stand out and are worth paying attention to. First, international negotiations continue with a focus on emission reduction commitments. The UN Climate Change Conference (COP) held in major world cities provides a platform for countries to discuss concrete steps. Developed countries are encouraged to increase their contribution to reducing carbon emissions, especially large countries such as the United States and China. The emergence of renewable energy technology is also in the spotlight. Investments in solar, wind, and battery technology are increasing rapidly. This year, many technology companies are competing to develop sustainable and efficient solutions. For example, more efficient solar panels and wind turbines can be installed in various locations, including urban areas. In addition, increasing public awareness regarding the importance of sustainability is in the spotlight. Civil society movements and environmental activists are increasingly vocal. Global campaigns led by young people, such as Fridays for Future, continue to push governments to act more quickly. The use of social media as an advocacy tool is expanding, reaching larger audiences and pressing for policy change. The issue of climate justice is also now receiving more attention. Developing countries most affected by climate change do not necessarily have the resources to adapt. In this context, global dialogue on climate finance is important. Richer countries are encouraged to provide financial assistance to vulnerable countries. On a local scale, many cities and regions have begun implementing adaptation plans that lead to the development of environmentally friendly infrastructure. These steps include improving the drainage system to avoid flooding, planting trees, and revitalizing green open spaces. By taking this approach, cities not only adapt but also reduce their carbon footprint. These latest developments show that despite the enormous challenges of climate change, global efforts to create real solutions continue to grow. Awareness, technological innovation and solidarity between countries are the keys to facing this complex challenge.