AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoHydrogen Speed in Utah: Andy Green and JCB’s Hydromax just set a new hydrogen land-speed record at Bonneville Salt Flats, averaging 406.320 mph over two runs—another big win for hydrogen combustion tech. Utah Health & Vaccines: Utah health officials are urging families to protect kids as the school year starts, pointing to the state’s measles situation and the importance of MMR doses. Courts & Energy Policy: A federal appeals court struck down Biden-era stove and oven efficiency rules, and Utah was among the states that challenged the process. Utah Science & Water: The Utah Geological Survey and the Navajo Nation published a new geologic map focused on groundwater priorities—an example of tribal-led guidance shaping research. AI & Safety in Utah: A Utah man faces charges after allegedly creating AI-generated child sex abuse material using real children’s faces. Tech Policy in Schools: A national school-tech group says screen-time rules should focus on low-value use and learning goals, not just minutes. Local Tech/Transit: FrontRunner 2X is moving deeper into engineering after federal clearance, aiming for more frequent service. Data Centers & Trust: A new report highlights how communities are pushing back on data centers over water, energy, and noise—and how trust is becoming the real bottleneck.
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