On November 23, 2025, at 07:45 AM, a significant global event unfolds: the International Climate Summit. World leaders, scientists, and activists gather in a hybrid format, with both in-person and virtual participation, to discuss urgent measures to combat climate change. The summit aims to finalize a new agreement to reduce carbon emissions and promote sustainable technologies, building on the commitments made in previous conferences. In the lead-up to this summit, various climate-related events and movements have gained traction, emphasizing the importance of immediate action. Youth activists, indigenous communities, and scientists present their findings, urging for accountability and transparency in climate policies. As this pivotal moment in global history occurs, communities around the world participate in local events, discussions, and educational activities, aiming to raise awareness and foster a collective sense of responsibility toward the planet. The outcomes of this summit will influence policies and actions for decades to come. This event stands as a crucial point in the timeline of humanity's response to climate change, echoing the efforts of countless individuals and organizations from one month to 1,000 years prior, all working toward a more sustainable future.
