The majority of scientists believe that climate change is linked to human activities, but just over half of Americans share the same belief. In the era of 24/7 real – or fake – news from multiple media channels and amid low institutional trust, it can be hard to know what to believe.

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.

Climate change is no game - or is it? The UN has launched the largest ever public survey that doubles as a mobile game, giving people a way to voice their opinions on climate change and feel more connected and involved in the changes implemented by policymakers.

People around the world are becoming more aware of climate change, but many are questioning whose responsibility it is to solve the problem. In a misinformation ecosystem, they don’t know what to believe, but various initiatives are emerging to educate individuals about eco-activism and help make it a daily activity.