Science and Nature – The Fairhaven Journal

Written by Justin Barras 4 Minute Read Reducing our levels of consumption will not be a sacrifice but a … More SUSTAINABILITY—A FUTURE FOR HUMANITY →

Helping Nature: If We Don’t Do Something

Written by Kodiak Bryant 4 Minute Read Although we say mountains belong to the country, actually, they belong to those that … More Helping Nature: If We Don’t Do Something →

Autism: There is Beauty to its Complexity “Even for parents of children that are not on the spectrum, there is … More Getting to Know Autism →

April 26th, 2021 marks the 35 anniversary of the Chernobyl Nuclear Disaster. The Chernobyl Disaster is the second worst manufacturing … More 35 Years Ago Chernobyl Struck. Should we use Nuclear Energy? →

I have always found it odd when I would have a friend look at the school lunch on their tray, and … More The “Why?” Behind Picky Eating →

The largest wall in the world is the Great Wall of China, which is 13,000 miles long. The Great Wall … More Africa’s Greet Green Wall Helps More Than Just Reforestation →

Welcome to this new weekly post. We talk over some of the biggest events of the week. This week we … More News of the Week: Volcanoes and Ever Given →

Social Media is affecting many teens worldwide. In the US, platforms such as Snapchat and Tik Tok are becoming more popular … More Social Media is Destroying Generation Z →

Did you know that the main reason for global warming is animal agriculture? In other words, the meat and dairy … More How Animal Agriculture Is Ruining The World →

Iceland is one of the most volcanic countries in the world. Since the island is made of cooled magma from … More A Volcano Could Erupt in Iceland any Minute →