UEA Phil Jones BBC Interview: Admits No Global Warming Since 1995

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A recent revelation may confirm that there hasn't been any actual global warming since 1995. Professor Phil Jones from the UK's University of East Anglia has admitted that he lost track of vital data that proves the existence of global warming trends. Jones has stepped down from his position as director for the university's climate change unit, Climategate, as of December 2009. Jones stepped down after emails were leaked that confirmed data was being manipulated. Phil Jones recent BBC Interview confirmed this story and the cover-up behind the lost data.

The data collected about global warming was manipulated in such a way that it made humans seem more to blame for global warming. This particularly pertained to the "hockey stick" graph model that shows any rise in global warming through worldwide climate change readings of temperature records. Jones and his team had been supplying the UN with analyzed data on global warming. He admits he lost track of some of the data for the "hockey stick" graph.

In light of this news emerging about the data loss and manipulation of climate change information, Jones has made a startling admission. He has conceded that there has been no global warming since 1995 that is "statistically significant." While Jones has not admitted that he manipulated evidence that goes against climate change, he has noted that the trail of weather stations that data is accumulated from could be more concrete.

It has also been revealed that all of this data collected from weather stations worldwide was more likely influenced by local factors that global warming. Jones has also recently acknowledged that the medieval period may have had higher global temperatures than we have now. This alone allows for the consideration that human activity might not be the sole or predominant cause of climate change.