The United Nations tackles climate change by bringing countries together to make agreements, track their progress, and share money and knowledge to protect our planet. Think of the UN as the world’s teamwork coach for climate action. Countries meet regularly at big conferences, report what they’re doing to reduce pollution, and help each other solve problems like rising temperatures and wild weather.
So how does this global teamwork actually happen? The UN runs annual climate conferences where leaders from nearly every country gather to make plans. In 2026, one of these important meetings will take place in Antalya, Turkey, where nations will share their climate stories and commitments. Countries like Canada show up …









