Opinion: On xAI, ‘Memphians deserve honesty’
LaTricea Adams
LaTricea Adams is CEO and president of Young, Gifted & Green, a non-profit environmental justice organization.
“Air pollution doesn’t know borders. It doesn’t stop at the state line. Running dozens of polluting turbines at this location would threaten air quality for families in South Memphis as well as those in Southaven.”
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