Political ideologies frame policies on climate change by determining how societies prioritize environmental issues. Conservative ideologies often favor market-driven solutions and may resist regulatory measures, while progressive ideologies typically advocate for comprehensive interventions, such as renewable energy investment and stringent regulations. The ideological lens through which climate change is viewed influences not only policy formulation but also public discourse and activism surrounding environmental issues. This ideological divide can complicate collective efforts to address climate change effectively, underscoring the importance of bridging these gaps to foster inclusive and impactful climate policies.