The Brown Water Chronicles
Brandale D. RandolphEssays on ethical technology, environmental justice, and the real cost of the clean energy transition. Written by Brandale Randolph, founder of 1854 Motors.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 4 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 3 months ago |
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Taking Up Space
In the same way that a person can assume that one would need space for a 16-hour flight, I had assumed that an airline company would assume that such space would be necessary for people on a 16-hour flight and would assign a plane capable o...
Comfort, Profits, & the Acceptable Suffering of Poor Children
Last Wednesday, the Trump administration rolled back fuel economy standards and framed it as saving Americans money. What they actually did was decide that poor children’s lungs are an acceptable cost of cheaper sticker prices.
Then on Thu...
The Cold Equations: Why Sodium-Ion Was The Only Logical Choice
When I tell people that 1854 Motors chose sodium-ion batteries over lithium, I usually get one of two reactions. The first: “That’s incredibly noble, choosing ethics over performance.” The second: “Wait, doesn’t that put you at a massive di...
Brown Water, Green Cars :Why I Refused to Build My Company on Child Suffering
As a child that grew up in a small rural town in Northern Louisiana called Delhi, I remember visiting nearby towns and the water would come out brown. Not a little tinted. Brown. Smelling like rust and metal and something chemical that made...
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Futurist. Founder & CEO of 1854 Motors. We refuse to build on exploitation, even when it's harder. Writing about ethical technology, challenging establishment assumptions, and what it takes to build differently.
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