Alright, this website—Climate Change Economics—is basically my dream come true. (Sad, isn’t it?) It’s a growing collection of resources on, er, the economics of climate change, and specifically on climate policy. Even better, the site is explicitly designed for state legislators, state agencies, and governor’s staff.

Timely, no?

I haven’t waded through even a small fraction of the material yet, but it looks to be a handy tool. Enjoy.

Oh, I do have one criticism. The website’s tagline—“lowering carbon intensities, not standards of living”—has got to be eligible for a prize of some kind. Now we need another website called “Climate Change Framing and Messaging.”

Credit to Ross MacFarlane, Climate Solutions.