Citizen Journalism

We visit Knoxville, Tennessee.

-Refuge islands help pedestrians cross a five lane arterial.

-We talk with the president of Bike-Walk Knoxville.

-We look at a street that had a road diet.

We travel to Vicksburg, Mississippi, where an old bridge is closed to pedestrians. We talk with the Superintendent of the Vicksburg Bridge Commission of Warren County. We learn about Friends of the Vicksburg Bridge. We meet a community health advocate.

250 millions tons of meat are consumed annually worldwide. The increasing meat consumption determines our future.

The steadily growing meat production sector has drastic consequences not only to the ecological and climatic balance of the Earth, but also to our health. But where does meat come from and under what circumstances is it produced? MEAT FILE provides facts about livestock production, animal husbandry and slaughter, as well as the effects on people and the Planet Earth.

We visit Bogota, Colombia. We talk with the creator of Ciclovia, where bicyclists take over a network of streets every Sunday. We talk with the head of the Colombian Pedestrian Foundation.

We visit Silver Spring, Maryland.

The Dale Drive Safety Coalition wants sidewalks and crosswalks.

We look at pedestrian problems along Georgia Avenue in Montgomery Hills.

Forest Glen is also divided by Georgia Avenue.

16th Street needs sidewalks.

We visit Boston, Massachusetts.

We talk with the chief engineer about sidewalks,

We learn about WalkBoston and pedestrian advocacy,

We drop in on the Liveable Streets Alliance,

We look at the Smoot and the nature of distance.

-We visit Helena to learn about Bike-Walk Montana.

-We talk with the director of the Metropolitan Planning Organization in Cheyenne, Wyoming.

-We talk with the greenways coordinator in Cheyenne.

- We visit Jackson, Wyoming, to learn about Wyoming Pathways.

- We look at a key trail connection in Great Falls, Montana.