Diesel prices are nearing record highs, driven by tariffs, geopolitical conflicts, and a seasonal uptick in demand. The episode also examines how a computer model is helping Denver reduce parking mandates to lower housing costs and spur construction. Uber announces a 10% workforce reduction aimed at streamlining management. Finally, a look at dipnetting season in Alaska, where salmon fishing is a critical economic and cultural tradition.
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Diesel prices driven by tariffs, wars, and seasonality
Diesel costs are near a record high due to a combination of trade tariffs, ongoing global conflicts, and a predictable fall increase in demand.
Denver used a computer model to justify reducing mandatory parking minimums in new construction, aiming to lower building costs and increase housing supply.