The Data Center Down the Street, and the Activist Next Door
E.N. West in conversation with Vernice Miller-Travis.
E.N. West in conversation with Vernice Miller-Travis.
In America’s most surveilled city, a Black neighborhood loses forest and gains a network of AI-enabled cameras.
In the Gulf South, AI’s growth is being built on the same fossil fuel and petrochemical infrastructure that has long defined Louisiana’s Cancer Alley.
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