Rising Natural Gas Prices Eat Into Disposable Income
Douglas McIntyre, Editor-in-Chief at Climate Crisis, reports that natural gas prices have risen sharply due to expected cold temperatures in mid-February. These fluctuations highlight how energy costs can impact disposable income, with both winter heating and summer cooling playing a role. If extreme weather continues, it could put financial strain on many households and affect overall economic growth.
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