The latest world news regarding the impact of global climate change is increasingly becoming a major concern for many countries. Climate change has caused various extreme phenomena which can be seen from increasing temperatures, erratic weather, rising sea levels, and shifts in rainfall patterns. In this context, global warming is caused by human activities, especially greenhouse gas emissions. One of the most striking impacts is the increase in the frequency and intensity of natural disasters such as floods, droughts and storms. Now, areas that previously avoided disasters are facing serious risks. For example, countries in Southeast Asia have experienced an increase in cases of flooding that damage agriculture and infrastructure. Meanwhile, countries in the Sub-Saharan Africa region are struggling with drought which threatens food security. The agricultural sector also feels a significant impact from climate change. Changes in temperature and rainfall have a direct effect on crop yields. Research shows that increasing global temperatures can reduce the yield of important crops such as rice and corn. Thus, global food security is increasingly threatened. On the other hand, ecosystems are also not immune from the impacts of climate change. Animal and plant species struggle to adapt to rapid environmental changes. Many of them are threatened with extinction if their habitat cannot support life. Coral reefs, for example, are being affected by warming ocean temperatures, resulting in massive coral bleaching. Public health is also affected by the impact of climate change. Diseases caused by vectors, such as malaria and dengue fever, are expected to spread more widely because changes in climate patterns expand the areas where these vectors spread. Deteriorating air quality, due to increasing pollution, is an additional risk factor for human health. Adaptation and mitigation are two important approaches in dealing with the impacts of climate change. Various countries are starting to implement adaptation strategies such as developing flood-resistant infrastructure and changing cropping patterns to deal with drought. In addition, the transition to renewable energy is the main focus of mitigation efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Meanwhile, global awareness about climate change is increasing. International conferences, such as the COP (Conference of the Parties) in the field of climate change, continue to be held to discuss collective steps in dealing with this issue. Countries are reminded to comply with international agreements such as the Kyoto Protocol and the Paris Agreement. Collaboration between government, the private sector and civil society is essential in fighting climate change. Technological innovation, such as the development of renewable energy and other environmentally friendly technologies, plays a crucial role in creating sustainable solutions. In fact, individuals can contribute to reducing the impact of climate change through small actions such as reducing waste, using public transportation, and supporting sustainable products. Collective awareness of the importance of protecting the environment will make a major contribution to the recovery of the earth and future sustainability. As an overall picture, the impact of climate change is a real and complex issue that must be faced simultaneously. Every action, from individual scale to global policy, has the potential to create positive change that has far-reaching impacts.