This study offers a thorough examination of the paths of climate change and how they may affect future social, economic, and environmental conditions. We provide insights into the possible trajectories of global temperature increase and related climate implications by analysing a variety of emission scenarios, including dismal trajectories of unabated emissions and optimistic paths of robust mitigation measures. In order to address these environmental issues, the article emphasizes the need of sustainable land use management practices in light of rising food consumption and the demand for livestock-based goods. It also emphasizes how important scenario analysis is for mitigating future uncertainty about population increase, eating habits, agricultural production, and policy. Through the integration of Shared Socio-economic Pathways (SSPs) and Representative Concentration Pathways (RCPs), stakeholders are able to assess how well climate policies contribute to resilience and sustainability, as well as investigate conceivable futures. In summary, this study highlights the need of taking early action to reduce emissions, prepare for the effects of climate change, and promote a more just and sustainable future for everyone.