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USCA Case #24-1190 Document #2062093 Filed: 06/27/2024 Page 70 of 92 Table 4 The Economic Implications ofMATS Rulemaking in Montana Earnings and Compensation impacts (Millions ofDollars*) Category Units impacts by Year 2028 2035 2040 Wages and Salaries Compensation Earnings $ Millions $ Millions $ Millions -$188.4 -$238.O -$275.4 -$192.1 -$25O.4 -$274.8 -$192.2 -$252.7 -$273.2 Earnings per Job, Lost Jobs $ Dollars $84,425 $91,017 $94,520 *All dollar amounts are inflation-corrected, expressed in terms of 2024 dollars. Economic output is defined as gross receipts of business and non-business organizations, with the exception of retail and wholesale trade, where markup is used. The output impacts in -Fable 5 show how the revenues of Montana industries arc significantly affected by closures occurring in Colstrip. Including the lost revenues of the mine and generating station, these exceed SI billion. Table 5 The Economic Implications of MATS Rulemaking in Montana Output Impacts (Millions of Dollars*) Industry Impacts by Year 2O28 2O35 2O4O Construction Manufacturing Utilities Mining Retail Trade Transportation and Warehousing -95.7 -30.5 -310.9 -258.5 -31.2 -16.9 -64.6 -18.0 -324/ -254.4 -35.8 -14.1 -48.1 -15.7 -335.9 -252.4 -39.3 -14.4 Professional and Technical Services Administrative and Waste Services Health Care and Social Assistance Arts. Entertainment. and Recreation -28.9 -18.6 -29.5 -4A -32.4 -19.7 -31.0 -3.6 -34.6 -20.7 -35.8 -3.8 Accommodation and Food Services Other Services, except Public Administration Other Private -16.5 -9.8 -94.4 -2O.6 -9.8 -88.4 -23.2 -10.4 -92.1 Government TOTAL -65.5 -89.2 -90.4 -$1.0114 -$1,OO6.3 -$1.016.8 *All dollar amounts are inflation-corrected. expressed in terms of 2O24 dollars. 7 Sierra Club FOIA 2025-EPA-04883 ED_018388_00000309-00070 SC_EVERSPLIT0006233