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Who's really played the best thus far through the first half of the college football season?
The Georgia Bulldogs top the SP+ rankings as college football's most efficient team, while Ohio State and Texas rank far differently than the AP Poll.
Trump to propose relaxing oil and gas methane rules
{beacon} Energy & Environment Energy & Environment The Big Story Trump to propose relaxing oil and gas methane rules The Trump administration plans to loosen restrictions that rein in methane from oil and gas production, it announced Wednesday. © Matthew Brown, Associated Press The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) said in a press release that…
Trump queues up participation trophies for tech execs at Thursday’s “Golden Age” White House summit.
Tomorrow’s event will announce more than $1 billion in commitments for the Trump admin’s “Genesis Project” AI push and investments from the NSF and Energy Department, reports Axios, including $100 million in credits from something called National Compute. Meanwhile, Fox News and Bloomberg report Trump will award the National Medal of Science to Elon Musk, Jensen Huang, Sergey Brin, and Lisa Su, while Michael Dell and Satya Nadella are in line for the National Medal of Technology and Innovation. It’s the first time Trump has ever given out the awards, which usually don’t go to well-known tech execs, judging by previous recipients. [Link: The tech-broification of American science has officially begun | https://www.theverge.com/science/970534/genesis-mission-ai-science-funding-trump-grants | The Verge]
In 2025, Swiss startup installed 48 removable solar panels between active railway tracks; today, 11,000 trains have passed over the 100-metre plant, generating more than 16,000 kWh
A Swiss startup has spent more than a year testing an unusual way to generate renewable energy: placing removable solar panels directly between the rails