Apple News Today Tsunami waves reach U.S. after Russian earthquake. What to know.
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Jul 30, 2025 A massive 8.8 magnitude earthquake off Russia's coast raised tsunami alarms across the Pacific. The EPA is proposing to loosen greenhouse-gas emission regulations, which could have serious climate implications. There are ongoing hearings about a tragic airline collision near D.C., highlighting staffing challenges in air traffic control. In addition, the podcast discusses the effects of summer heat on mental health, recent tragedies, and Ghislaine Maxwell's offer to testify in exchange for immunity.
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Massive Tsunami Warning from Russia Quake
- A massive 8.8 magnitude earthquake off Russia's coast caused tsunami warnings and evacuations across the Pacific.
- Despite substantial waves and flooding, major damage and injuries were mostly avoided so far.
EPA Plans Major Climate Policy Rollback
- The EPA plans to repeal key policies regulating greenhouse gases, undermining climate change efforts.
- This rollback would remove the legal foundation of decades of environmental protections.
Emission Rules Help Economy and Health
- Despite EPA claims that repealing regulations will save $1 trillion, evidence shows emission limits benefit economy and health.
- Transportation emissions dropped 24% since 2011 regulations, forecasting $2 trillion in benefits over 30 years.