Jim Kossin
Jim Kossin is a retired climate scientist with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), specializing in hurricanes and the impacts of climate change on storm intensity and behavior. He has contributed significantly to research demonstrating how climate change is influencing the strength and frequency of hurricanes, including the trend of storms becoming slower and more intense. Kossin's insights highlight the potential dangers posed by extreme weather events, particularly concerning flooding and landslides associated with hurricanes.
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Jim Kossin, a former scientist with NOAA, explained the connection between Hurricane Melissa and global warming.
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Jim Kossin discussed the impact of climate change on hurricane intensity and frequency.
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