Passing Gas
How Clean Energy Makes the World Less Smelly
In collaboration with Nuclear Innovation Institute (NII), we introduce this new children’s book!
The Story
Fun rhymes guide readers through the causes and effects of carbon emissions—seen through the eyes of fluffy yellow ducks, who are simply trying to keep the world clean. But greenhouse gases—which are “tooted” into the atmosphere from natural gas, coal, and oil power plants—are making this difficult, which prompts a choir of ducks to respond: “So to get our point across, my friends will sing it in medley… these carbon emissions are silent but deadly!”. Complete with leveled questions for further discussion to be used by parents or teachers, the book is geared towards children from preschool to grade six.
Share IT!
Bring “Passing Gas” to a classroom near you.
Audience: Preschool through Sixth Grade
Interested in learning more? Contact us at pi@naygn.org
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Ordering
Passing Gas – How Clean Energy Makes the World Less Smelly was unveiled, read and promoted for Nuclear Science Week (NSW) 2021 and COP 26.
We are now taking advance orders for print copies. Please contact Naif Siddiqui for ordering at pi@naygn.org.
