Jared Polis gets it. He has all along, it seems, on climate change: a hard charge must be tempered with reason. The governor is usually two steps ahead of the game on these thing. His agenda has moved the climate debate in Colorado to the left, yet Polis manages to steer from the middle, which is an unusual position on the usual road for a Democrat. Some of his reliable friends in the legislature are behind Senate Bill 200 to step up the pace on the climate action action they passed in service to the green giant governor two years ago. The plan was laden with incentives and collaboration, but some of his more aggressive and progressive cohorts would prefer hard caps and repercussions.