In December 2009, the world witnessed a momentous event aimed at addressing the pressing environmental challenges of our time - the Copenhagen Climate Conference. Held in the Danish capital from December 7th to 18th, this international gathering brought together representatives from nearly 190 countries, including world leaders, scientists, activists, and environmentalists. The conference aimed to negotiate a global agreement on how to combat climate change and limit the rise in global temperature to a manageable level. With the threat of rising sea levels, extreme weather events, and other severe climate-related consequences looming, the world looked to this event with great anticipation, hoping for a meaningful and effective agreement to be reached.