CCCU Sustainability

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NEW BLOG POST: Creative and Professional Writing student James Olalusi has written for the blog his take on Generative AI in the creative industries!

Read it here: https://blogs.canterbury.ac.uk/sustainability/the-human-soul-cannot-be-generated-why-there-is-still-hope-for-the-creative-industries/

NEW BLOG POST: Crystals are very popular to purchase - but have you ever considered the environmental impact of these crystals? Maddie has looked at the crystal mining process and come up with the most sustainable options for you!

Read it here: https://blogs.canterbury.ac.uk/sustainability/keeping-it-crystal-clear-the-environmental-impact-of-crystals/

It’s safe to say that it has been HOT! ☀️ Temperatures like this in May are not normal, considering peak summer in the UK is between July and August ⛱️ So what is causing these high temperatures? Do you think you can handle the heat? 🔥

Truly Wild Animals by Flic, age 21

Want to send in fact files you've made about your favourite cool birds (or other animals?) You can do that!

NEW BLOG POST: Huiwen looks at the Virginia Woolf story "A Room of One's Own", which asks the question: what if Shakespeare had a sister? Would she have been given the same opportunities as her brother?

Read it here: https://blogs.canterbury.ac.uk/sustainability/if-shakespeare-had-a-sister-women-in-writing/

Flic tried out one of the challenges from the THINGS TO TRY zine and picked up 5 pieces of litter every day. Here's a look at the kind of things she found in March! Why don't you try picking up just 5 pieces of litter a day and making Canterbury a nicer place to live?

Want to learn more about solar power? Emilia's made a useful infographic to teach you everything you need to know!

Want to lessen the amount of forever chemicals in your life? Here are some easy swaps you can make!

Plus, want to know more about forever chemicals, or PFAS? Read our new blog post about them here: https://blogs.canterbury.ac.uk/sustainability/fruity-and-fresh-forever-chemicals-the-body-cannot-digest/