Simultaneously, the rise in atmospheric CO₂ levels exacerbates global climate change, prompting the exploration of methods that not only mitigate CO₂ emissions but also use them as a resource. The production of biodegradable polymers from CO₂ presents a sustainable solution, offering the potential to sequester carbon within polymers that can naturally decompose, reducing the environmental harm associated with long-lasting plastics. As research into CO₂-based polymers advances, novel catalytic systems and optimized polymerization techniques are critical to enhancing the material properties and scalability of these eco-friendly polymers. .