Kevin Chiang

did weather impact ES as well? And maybe if I think of sequential margin performance, if it did, would we expect to see a more outsized margin cadence

just given where virgin plastic pricing is, just does that impact the economics of the polymer centers or the Blue Polymer JV?

as we think of that revenue recovering, just how do you think about incremental margins

over the longer term and you're utilizing this technology, so maybe where you think that can go from a cost efficiency perspective

Just wondering if there's any residual impact as we think of Q4 into next year related to credits or any type of revenue adjustments

It does feel like OEMs are deprioritizing the production of their electrification strategy

are you thinking about changing the cadence of how some of the capital comes through to maybe avoid the risk of tariffs

sequential margins move up about two to 300 basis points quarter over quarter from Q1 into the second quarter

are you seeing or are you envisioning downstream impacts? Like, I can imagine your direct employee base isn't impacted

does that change how you think about EV spend? And I know some of these vehicles have gone into California

Just wondering what you're seeing the recycled plastics market. I mean virgin plastics gone parabolic here since the onset of the conflict

how does it compare to solid waste as you've kind of had this under your belt

I guess, in 2026, you had secured about 30% of the volume at a fixed price. RIN prices have moved up a little bit here in Q4. Just wondering if that ratio has changed

It looks like health care Stericycle revenue was down year-over-year

anything specific in the commercial pricing strategy that yielded a relatively better performance on a sequential basis

Did you disclose the percentage or note the percentage of, I guess, healthcare clients that might use WM today, but not Stericycle or vice versa