Counterstream Media
The Data Center Down the Street, and the Activist Next Door
E.N. West in conversation with Vernice Miller-Travis.
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E.N. West
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In Atlanta, ‘Cop City’ Swaps Shade for Surveillance in a Black Community
In America’s most surveilled city, a Black neighborhood loses forest and gains a network of AI-enabled cameras.
Jamming the AI Hype Machine
Cutting through the myths, marketing, and manufactured inevitability of AI.
AI's Fossil Fuel Future
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.
Miss Sharon Lavigne is suing St. James Parish. Here's why.
In case you’re new here, here’s the deal: An 85-mile stretch of land in Southeast Louisiana has become known as “Cancer Alley.” Why? It has some of
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Ep. 9 - Reframing Resistance (Live from NYC Climate Week)
A powerful storytelling event with three frontline media makers: Chantel Comardelle, Alexandra Norris, and B. Preston Lyles.
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Ep. 8 - (Solar) Power to the People with Elizabeth Yeampierre
The path to climate justice is local.
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