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Water and energy for everyone · Is SAFE nuclear power POSSIBLE?Web edition · 7 October 2026

Water and energy for everyone · Volume one

Movement, heat and energy

Read together with an adult. We can stop, look at the pictures and ask one question at a time.

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Before we begin

  1. The book and the proposal
  2. For children and the adults beside them
  3. How to read and play together
  4. Our mission and what we need to check
  5. Safety throughout the journey

Rumo’s story

  1. The open gate
  2. The shrinking river
  3. A fish looks for shelter
  4. The thirsty field
  5. The jug to fill
  6. A growing city
  7. The light that helps us
  8. Where does it come from?
  9. Fossil fuels
  10. What we cannot see
  11. Heat changes things
  12. More than one cause
  13. The air we breathe
  14. Rumo is in a hurry
  15. Before it becomes harder
  16. A leak to stop
  17. Using energy better
  18. Sunshine on the roof
  19. The wind on the hills
  20. A team of solutions
  21. A question about nuclear power
  22. The sea is full of water
  23. Energy for water too
  24. The route to our homes
  25. The sea needs protection too
  26. A place for every question
  27. People with knowledge can help us
  28. A clear task
  29. No magical promises
  30. The experts open the book

Movement and heat

  1. 01 Water pushes the wheel
  2. 02 The blade shaped like two spoons
  3. 03 The wheel drives the generator
  4. 04 The light bulb comes on
  5. 05 Water turns into steam
  6. 06 Steam turns the turbine
  7. 07 Different ways to obtain energy
  8. 08 When we burn a fuel
  9. 09 Inside the atom
  10. 10 The nucleus splits
  11. 11 Movement becomes heat
  12. 12 The reaction is controlled
  13. 13 Heat passes to the water
  14. 14 Two flows of water that stay separate
  15. 15 A lot of heat from a little fuel
  16. 16 Electricity by day and by night
  17. 17 Little carbon dioxide during operation

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Each topic retains the book’s explanations, activities, images and references.

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The journey through protections, water and the future continues in the second volume.

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First English (UK) text edition · 12 October 2026. Pictures and recordings retain their original language. English text from transcribed illustrated pages is shown alongside the illustrations.