A richly varied anthology of essays and poetry on the science, sociality, and emotional toll of climate change with an offering of hope.

For many of us, thinking of the sheer scale of human-induced climate change is paralyzing. It's scary, depressing, and we feel helpless.

Even though most Americans agree that it's a serious problem, it's hard to know where to even begin to solve it as individuals.

Ayana Elizabeth Johnson and Katharine K. Wilkinson understand this despair.

All We Can Save is a sweeping collection of essays and poetry written by women from across the spectrum of climate change experience and ethnicity – scientists, policymakers, activists, teachers, and artists.

While rigorous science and research into the problems we face are critical, women's expertise, insight, and experience have historically been left out.

This book delves into the research behind climate and environmental science, while also probing the emotional, mental, and social implications of living through this crisis.