AI’s Data Center Boom Keeps Finding Black Communities
The AI data-center boom has repeatedly brought pollution and infrastructure fights to Black communities. In Covington, Georgia, residents say the latest project went a step further: turbines and generators arrived — and some began operating — before regulators gave their approval.
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