The pandemic shone a light on the effects of climate change, especially for those who were sceptical. People are changing their habits and putting pressure on policymakers and brands to do so, too. Canvas8 spoke to nine Britons to learn how COVID-19 has impacted their views on climate change.

Most people view climate change as a global emergency. But how do we address it? According to research from the UN, people don't want to take individual action to impact change, such as by adopting a plant-based diet. Instead, they want to see governments and corporations enact institutional change.

As UK shops open up, the high street looks a bit different than it did pre-pandemic, as a shift in consumer shopping habits has left many stores vacant. To ease people’s eco concerns, local authorities are acquiring commercial properties and turning them into climate emergency centres.

A speedy vaccine rollout has many people eyeing up the return of live entertainment. Yet while there’s a pent-up demand to attend gigs and stage musicals, safety concerns remain. Canvas8 polled 1,000 Britons and spoke to nine individuals to find out whether they’re ready for live events.