June 3, 2009

This week on Smart city we're heading outside to explore the
greenways and bike lanes of cities.
Greg Moore is the executive director of the Golden Gate National Parks
Conservancy. He'll tell how us the former military outpost became one
of the largest greenways in the U.S., and how he brought together a group of cross-sector leaders for an event called "" which focused on bold actions being taken on behalf of the environment.
And we'll speak with author, journalist and avid cyclist Jeff Mapes about his book,
Pedaling Revolution: How Cyclists Are Changing American Cities".
Jeff will share the political side of riding a bike and offer ideas
on how cities can encourage two-wheeled transit.
Themes: Sustainability Transportation

Charter Schools and Eating Locally
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Education

Tall Buildings and Public Spaces
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Architecture and Design

True Urbanism, The City Desk, and Spacing
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Arts and Culture
