Willy Blackmore is a freelance writer and editor at various publications. He focuses on the intersection of food, culture, and the environment, covering topics such as climate change, agriculture, and the arts. His work has been featured in notable outlets including The Wall Street Journal, National Audubon Society, and Down East Magazine.
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Overview: Covington is the latest predominantly Black community confronting the environmental costs of the AI boom.
If you find yourself needing a snack or a drink or a scoop of ice cream or anything at all, really, while you're between Camden and Lincolnville Beach, you're not going to have much luck.
When Elon Musk opened his first SpaceXAI data center in South Memphis about two years ago, the city had no real regulations for such facilities, but it didn't seem to matter.
When news broke that Elon Musk was building a massive AI data center near a historic Black neighborhood in Memphis, the backlash was swift and intense.
It could happen!
Sculptor Corinna D'Schoto was living in Boston when a piece of hers was featured in an exhibition at CMCA a few years back.
CIFF not only brings the world to the Midcoast, but highlights stories from our own backyard, too.
By: Willy Blackmore
As data centers spread across the South, the EPA is considering eliminating federal requirements that give communities advance notice and a chance to challenge ...
Black residents demanded a moratorium after Musk's Colossus expansion. A competing council proposal could make that pause short-lived.
Stephen and Helene Huyler are selling a host of treasures to support Finding Our Voices.
