# Philip Klotzbach Back to [[Authors/@BjornLomborg/People/People|Lomborg People]] · [[Authors/@BjornLomborg/BjornLomborg-x-profile|@BjornLomborg]] · Topic: [[Topics/Climate Change Science and Policy Debate/Climate Change Science and Policy Debate|Climate Change Science and Policy Debate]] **Role:** Atmospheric scientist, Colorado State University; leads CSU's seasonal Atlantic hurricane forecasts - Lead author of Klotzbach, Bowen, Pielke & Bell (2018), "Continental U.S. Hurricane Landfall Frequency and Associated Damage: Observations and Future Risks", *BAMS*, doi:[10.1175/BAMS-D-17-0184.1](https://doi.org/10.1175/BAMS-D-17-0184.1). The paper finds no significant trend in US landfalling hurricanes since 1900. - Lomborg's Fig. 14 (used in his [[Authors/@BjornLomborg/Post Analyses/Post Analysis - BjornLomborg on Declining US Landfalling Hurricanes (2026-10-14)|Oct 14 hurricane post]]) is drawn from this paper, with 2018–19 data from "personal communication with authors". - Co-author [[Topics/Climate Change Science and Policy Debate/People/Roger Pielke Jr|Roger Pielke Jr]] is in the climate hub.