Public narratives significantly shape climate change policy by framing the issues and influencing perceptions of urgency. How climate change is discussed in media, politics, and civil society affects public understanding and response. Positive narratives can bolster support for ambitious environmental policies, whereas denial or skepticism can hinder action. Policymakers often rely on prevailing narratives to justify or promote specific initiatives, making framing an essential element of policy development. Public mobilization around climate narratives can drive grassroots movements and influence electoral outcomes, highlighting the interconnectedness of narrative, awareness, and action in addressing environmental challenges.