Kaylee Wells

For example, a waste-to-energy facility that converts waste to energy, you don't see any of those in many in the Midwest.

You see them concentrated in the Northeast.

If it cost more, then we wouldn't be accepting trash from New Jersey or New York City and having it hauled here to fill in our valleys.

the political will to create policy around that and regulation, that tends to drive things.

Wriggling around.

With a face only a mother could love.

Yes, this month looks bad for wage growth.

Yes, this month looks bad for wage growth.

But let's remember, it's been declining for a while now after the inflationary post pandemic high.

But let's remember, it's been declining for a while now after the inflationary post pandemic high.

And it's just one month.

And it's just one month.

Daniel Zhao, chief economist at Glassdoor, says slowing wage growth makes sense in a slow job market.

Daniel Zhao, chief economist at Glassdoor, says slowing wage growth makes sense in a slow job market.

the bigger concern isn't that wage growth is slowing.

the bigger concern isn't that wage growth is slowing.

It's that it's slowing while inflation is creeping up, says economist Courtney Schubert at Macro Policy Perspectives.

It's that it's slowing while inflation is creeping up, says economist Courtney Schubert at Macro Policy Perspectives.

And that's a hit to disposable income and a hit to consumer purchasing power.

And that's a hit to disposable income and a hit to consumer purchasing power.