Dr. Kimberly Nicholas, a leading global sustainability scientist, knows the data about climate change better than almost anyone: the harm already done, the catastrophes looming under business as usual. But what's missing from the conversation, she explains in her gorgeously written, elegiac book, Under the Sky We Make, isn't facts-it's feelings, and the actions that only the people and places we love can inspire. Over the course of this personal and uniquely practical journey, she reveals how all the passionate sentiments she was taught to suppress as a scientist actually turn out to be the key tools to navigating a path out of the climate crisis. Drawing on her lived experience, from agonizing over the climate costs of visiting loved ones overseas to finding low-carbon love on Tinder and even exploring her complicated family legacy involving supermarket turkeys, Under the Sky We Make is a hopeful, clear-eyed, and at times hilarious guide to effecting radical change in our society and culture, starting with making fundamental shifts in our own lives. Book jacket.