The title of a new book by Ayana Elizabeth Johnson asks a provocative question. "What If We Get It Right?" The it there is the climate crisis. Johnson structures this book around 20 interviews with ...

If we get it right, the pace of life is more humane. Time that had been spent dealing with health- and flood-insurance paperwork, advocating for renewable energy, being stuck in traffic, and otherwise ...

Art from Johnson’s book, “What If We Get It Right?” Credit: Olalekan Jeyifous Part of the reason it’s difficult to talk about climate change is that it can be hard to see a long-term positive outcome ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Gerry Beckley 'Get It Right' cover art (Blue Élan Records) Gerry Beckley is out with new music. The America co-founder has just ...

No two artists have better represented the ongoing cultural takeover of Nigerian Afrobeats than Tems and Asake. While the latter made waves with his third album, Lungu Boy, the former released her ...

The climate is in crisis, but Ayana Elizabeth Johnson wants us to imagine life on the other side. Read her new book with us this October. What If We Get It Right? brings together a range of topics, ...

What if the answer to our planet’s climate crisis was a question? That instead of limiting our spectrum of solutions to recycling more, driving electric cars, and voting (which are indeed great things ...