(Portland, OR) -- A group of professors is working to calculate the economic costs of climate change in Oregon. KATU-2 reports the professors from the University of Oregon and Reed College are analyzing research and data from scientific journals along with reports from state agencies in order to tally the costs. The group is looking at some of the clearest impacts to Oregon, including heat waves, wildfires, sea level rise, air quality and the death of Douglas firs in Oregon forests.