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No, data centers aren’t the primary driver of California’s soaring energy demand forecast.

The Post demanded in a court filing Wednesday that federal law enforcement officials return electronic devices the government seized from a staff reporter’s home.

A prominent scientist criticized microplastics research methods. Others are defending the work.

Exclusive: Some scientists say many detections are most likely error, with one high-profile study called a ‘joke’

One reporter’s effort to show how Trump was transforming government brought her 1,168 new sources — and nearly broke her.

See the thousands of plastic chemicals in what we eat.

We re-created TikTok’s algorithm based on 1,100 users’ feeds. Explore which topics are in your feed and see what the algorithm is least likely to show you.

Producers of industrial gases use as much power as the biggest oil and tech companies, with only a fraction of it coming from renewables.

The Times of London apologized and said someone duped its reporter by claiming to be former New York mayor Bill de Blasio and criticizing Zohran Mamdani.

Entrepreneurs aim to remove microplastics from the body, but the cost can be steep and the clinical benefit remains uncertain.

The past six summers have been the smokiest on record. New research shows that smoke could become the costliest consequence of climate change for Americans.

Internal documents reviewed by The Post reveal, with rare candor, how domestic missions rooted in politics risk damaging Americans’ trust in the military.

President Trump said he stood up for Georgia workers by detaining 300 South Korean nationals. Experts say he risks killing thousands of U.S. manufacturing jobs.

Researchers have linked phthalates, chemicals found in plastics, to premature birth, infertility and ADHD.

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Councils touting their net-zero credentials are turning down drivers’ requests to dig channels that would let them use cheap home charging, reports George Nixon

Uzbekistan’s erroneous data dramatically changed the results of a study on global climate damages.

Scientists say the report cherry-picks key data and misrepresents the state of climate research.

The YouTube star wants her audiences — adults and children alike — to see the humanity of all people.

China dominates the global market for clean energy technology like electric vehicles, batteries and solar panels, which were all invented in the U.S.

The agency proposal would rescind the landmark “endangerment finding,” which says that greenhouse gases are a threat to public health.

Children suffering under severe food shortages can face lifelong consequences.

Petrostates and well-funded lobbyists at UN-hosted talks are derailing a deal to cut plastic production and protect people and the planet

As summer temperatures rise, battle lines have been drawn between those who want air conditioning and those who worry over the environmental cost.

On Monday, Florida’s attorney general warned, “We don’t jeopardize public health so we can bend the knee to the climate cult.”

Cox Automotive publishes a quarterly Kelley Blue Book new-vehicle sales report enumerating electric vehicle sales.