Jonathan Stickel serves as a refreshingly dispassionate, comprehensive tour guide to the defining issue of our time. Think of his book as an operating manual for a changing Earth, one that will help readers chart a path to a more joyous, healthy, and secure future for humanity.

Auden Schendler, author, "Terrible Beauty: Reckoning with Climate Complicity and Rediscovering Our Soul"

The Climate We've Made stands apart. Beyond a concise, lay summary of climate science, it offers a thought-provoking exploration of our philosophical kinship with nature and the psychology of human behavior and motivation - all set against the existential challenge of preventing or adapting to a changing climate. A welcome and distinctive contribution.

John Cirucci, principal manager, VerdeTek; former chief engineer, ASU Center for Negative Carbon Emissions

What is striking when reading Jonathan Stickel's new book about climate change is that the problem is ultimately a human problem-created as much by our behaviors and social structures as the fossil fuel products we have used for over a century. Technology certainly is needed to help solve climate change, but innovation of our human systems and behaviors across our local communities, state and federal government, and other institutions will ultimately be the key to accelerating solutions. It gave me many new things to think about!

Gayle Gibson, senior fellow, Mission Possible Partnership; board member, American Institute of Chemical Engineers

Jonathan J. Stickel's The Climate We've Made is exactly the book we need at this moment. Stickel writes about our changing climate with a scientist's clear-eyed rigor and a humanist's deep understanding of the stakes of the decisions we as civilization have made, and will make. This is a book that can help save the world.

Rob Roensch, professor and Clary Endowed Chair, Oklahoma City University