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Video to Watch: "We Went to the Town Elon Musk Is Poisoning"

This video from More Perfect Union explains how xAI rapidly constructed the world's largest supercomputer in Memphis, a town already exposed to air pollution.

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Rush to Build New Nuclear Power: TVA and Administration Ignore Cost and Safety

TVA and the Trump Administration are rushing new nuclear power plant technologies that are unproven and not cost effective while weakening the regulatory framework designed to review cost and safety

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TVA Can’t Keep Ignoring Alternatives

TVA is bypassing clean energy alternatives in favor of methane gas projects, violating NEPA and the TVA Act. Advocates demand lawful, transparent environmental reviews and alternative evaluations.

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xAI Brings the “Move Fast and Break Things” Mindset to Memphis

Companies like xAI, founded by Elon Musk, have become emblematic of a culture that prizes speed over reflection, dominance over deliberation.

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TVA’s Allen Peaker Proposal Ignores Community Harm and Cleaner, Cheaper Alternatives

TVA is proposing to add 200 MW of dirty fossil gas peakers at the Allen site in Southwest Memphis without acknowledging harm to the surrounding community or the availability of non-combustion alternatives.

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Fighting Giants: Standing with Memphis to Stop Pollution and Protect the People

Silicon Valley’s dangerous game of “Go Fast and Break Things” comes to South Memphis.

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TVA’s Methane Gas Expansion Is a Bad Deal for Memphis

TVA is accepting public comments on the methane gas expansion at Allen Plant until April 28. Now is the time to speak up.

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See How Your State and Fellow Southeasterners Are Benefitting From At-Risk Clean Energy Policies

Communities throughout the Southeast are benefitting from clean energy policies that clean our kids' air, lower our power bills, and create good-paying jobs. But these policies are at risk.

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The Future of TVA: Status Quo or Time to Go

Are forces conspiring against TVA, and should we be talking about our options?

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A Pipeline of Problems

SACE has published a new paper that looks at fossil gas pipeline safety issues with a focus on Southeastern projects.