From Berkeley, California, this is Democracy Now.

The community after community, Americans are fighting back against status centers being built

by some of the largest and most powerful corporations in the world.

They are opposing the destruction of their local environment, soaring electric bills, and the diversion of scarce water supplies.

Today is Earth Day. We'll take an in-depth look at how communities across the United States are fighting a growing environmental threat.

The vast expansion of data centers being built to fuel

artificial intelligence. The main legislature has just passed the nation's first statewide

temporary ban on large data center construction. Will the governor sign it? We'll speak to the

lawmaker behind the bill. This legislation includes a temporary targeted

pause on new data centers that haven't been permitted yet so we can put

the right guardrails in place. This is about transparency, affordability, and

putting Mainers first.

Then to Memphis, where the NAACP is suing Elon Musk and XAI for pollution from its

data center power plants, will speak to Memphis organizer, Kishon Pearson.

What's happening in Memphis is a human rights violation.

Elon Musk and XAI are violating our human right to clean air and a clean, healthy environment.

We'll also talk to Crystal Two Bulls of Oglala Lakota Nation and the group Honor the Earth, about how native communities

are being impacted by data centers.

Then to the Arctic sunrise, a green pea ship sailing with a global smooth flotilla which

is en route to Gaza.

Why are environmental activists participating? We'll go live to the Mediterranean Sea and find out. All that and more coming out.

Welcome to Democracy Now, Democracy Now. Or the Warren Peace Report. I'm Amy Goodman. President Trump announced

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