The CUT Stack
DanA newsletter discussing issues of climate change, urban planning, transportation, and technology by Daniel Brotherston. Find me on Mastodon @[email protected].
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Why you don’t need a map in the Netherlands
You might be surprised to discover that unlike most countries, carrying a map with you–either digital or oldschool paper–is almost entirely unnecessary in the Netherlands, you will also be surprised as to why.
The Hierarchy of Car-Urbanism
I’ve previously discussed how, contrary to the popular reactionary arguments, eliminating car dependency does not mean eliminating cars. As is frequently discussed in urbanist circles and driveist circles alike, the Netherlands is one of th...
Solar Panels, Carbon Footprint, Rugged Individualism
Deploying solar panels (photovoltaic or thermal) to collect zero carbon energy for our use is one of the most important things we can do to reduce climate change. It is also the case that rooftop solar–putting solar panels on top of buildin...
Transitions cycleways
Over ten years ago now, I remember attending a regional council meeting discussing the reconstruction of a regional road. That regional road had a painted bike lane, but like most regional roads, it was a busy four lane road, carrying fast ...
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I'm a software developer with an interest in transportation and urban planning and a passion for environmentalism.
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