The article emphasizes the intrinsic interplay between complex international relations and climate change policies, emphasizing the increasing convergence of national interest and global cooperation. The ongoing evolution of global climate change arrangements, as spearheaded by entities such as the United Nations, provides a spotlight illustrating the impacts of climate change on human societies, economies, and natural environments all over the world, including the United States. It is noteworthy that the United Nations Climate Council in New York represents a unique platform for dissecting, debating, and working out solutions to the escalating climate change crisis witnessed not only in every country but also at transcendental national and international levels.