With Americans eating less red meat, the industry sought ways to cut costs including moving plants to smaller Prairie-state cities. This has brought a shift in the cities’ make-up. Select a state. Each dot represents a community with a big plant. The tabs shows the percentage of each town employed at the plants, the change in wages, population make-up and the impact on high school graduation rates.

Flash interactive. Each orange square is a mission. Click and compare key details. Missions can be variously sorted.

Dragging the spyglass you can see inside the dolls house. Each quarter show the house in a different season. Accompanying text and some animation recommended year round maintenance of a home.

more animation

To the left are frame grabs from an animation created in Cinema4D illustrating the Green house effect. On the right is a hybrid car that the viewer can spin around to view various parts. Sean McDade created the coding for that. A recent interactive of mine can be viewed at: http://hosted.ap.org/interactives/2011/space/

more animation

Scroll up the list states on the left. Colors show the rate of foreclosures by month. Roll over recent months
for figures.

Interactive animation

Frame grabs from three animations. The greenhouse effect, permafrost and types of hurricane damage.

Maps show what is achieved with the Sudan secession

Graphics show results for testing for toxicity

Popular souvenir drinking glasses were tested for cadmium and lead. The toxicity varied by age. I showed the results both as a chart and as a table for readers who could not grasp the chart. The first chart would allow you to type in a body weight and the results would show for each glass the number of touches needed to reach a threshold of contamination.