Bill Gates's Twitter Profile Analysis @billgates on Twitter

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Meaningful action from business leaders will require the courage to take risks that many companies aren't used to taking. https://t.co/bYZNz7Ohf8

Thanks to @andersoncooper, @SeaArtsLectures, and everyone who joined our virtual conversation about climate change. Great to have so much support from my hometown for this important work. https://t.co/F2FB6GUIAj

Great to see this important step as the United States resumes our global leadership on climate change. Looking forward to working with @POTUS and Congress on a plan to ensure we reach net zero by 2050. https://t.co/MtqGhBHe5e

Thanks to @streickercenter for hosting the launch of my virtual book tour. It was great to hear so many thoughtful questions about what we can all do to help avoid a climate disaster.

When I talk to people about climate change, I almost always get asked the same question: What can I do to help? Here are some actions individuals can take to move us closer to a zero-carbon future: https://t.co/ALBni7g2IP

Thanks for inviting me on the podcast, @karaswisher. https://t.co/ZYn05LEoVA

Thank you, @AlokSharma_RDG. We have a lot of work ahead of us to reach net-zero emissions by 2050 and avoid a climate disaster. Your leadership of #COP26 is critical. Thanks also to @howtoacademy, @penguinlive and @Waterstones for hosting the London stop of my virtual book tour! https://t.co/5mUFZyVDTV

It was great to talk with @alroker about my new book and the solutions we need to fight climate change. https://t.co/0BCOPPhHeC

Thanks for another great conversation @Trevornoah! https://t.co/aVkqu4Qvsz

I wrote How to Avoid a Climate Disaster because I see not just the problem of climate change; I also see an opportunity to solve it. Here’s how: https://t.co/3X4ihy9hMf https://t.co/QoMRuQ1g9x

I had a great time working with @FortuneMagazine on this special digital issue about climate change. The entire business community has a role to play—and we need to start now. https://t.co/c1rg35e2A8

How to Avoid a Climate Disaster is available now. I hope you’ll check out the book, but more importantly, I hope you’ll do what you can to help keep the planet livable for generations to come: https://t.co/08U8Bx43eo https://t.co/MRl69gIx2o

The world’s power to invent makes me hopeful about climate change. Breakthrough Energy supports the innovations that will lead the world to net-zero emissions. https://t.co/yBb8HMKAmJ

To avoid a climate disaster, we need to eliminate emissions from the ways we create electricity, grow food, make things, move around, and heat and cool our buildings. It won’t be easy, but I believe we can do it. This book is about what it will take. https://t.co/xyzs0x6CwB

I enjoyed spending time with @andersoncooper recently in Seattle. We talked about why I’m optimistic that the world can get to zero greenhouse gas emissions and avoid a climate disaster: https://t.co/exodP9bavN https://t.co/2t0VncI0pA

The Weekly Planet: Lately, Bill Gates has been thinking about what he calls the “hard stuff” of climate change. These hard problems are at the center of Gates’s helpful new book, "How to Avoid a Climate Disaster," @yayitsrob writes: https://t.co/HLNxZl3nlC

At Breakthrough Energy, we don’t just think about how to get to zero. We help make it happen. Working at the intersection of policy, technology, and markets, we’re committed to scaling the innovations we need to reach net-zero emissions by 2050. https://t.co/EoynglIVBs

Bill Gates on Climate Change, Covid and Whether He Has Too Much Influence https://t.co/SIE5MGjff5

In a digital cover story, we talked to @BillGates about his new book, "How to Avoid a Climate Disaster." https://t.co/9thx4nOReX https://t.co/7p9qvvkf9k

"People who think a plan is easy are wrong. People who think a plan is impossible are wrong. It's super hard and very broad, but it's doable," Gates told USA TODAY. https://t.co/J3JhNmeScY

Only 3% of Black students learn computer science in high school or beyond. Please watch and share this video. Inspire a student. Together we can change the face of computer science. #BlackVoicesForCS https://t.co/bkhiZfKIO3

After being sworn in this morning, I'm honored to share that I've been appointed by @POTUS as the President’s Malaria Coordinator to lead the U.S. President’s Malaria Initiative (@PMIgov). I'm grateful for this chance to serve. My reflections on my first day in office:👇

In 2020, global health went local. COVID-19 has shown us that what happens in one part of the world matters to the rest of it. If we make sure that the pandemic response reaches everyone, everywhere, we can create a world that’s healthier, more equal, and more resilient. https://t.co/uhS6vt6qo8

I believe that women can be the architects of a better world. Their stories have instilled in me both a sense of urgency and of possibility. I hope they do the same for you. The paperback edition of The #MomentofLift is out today with a new afterword. https://t.co/3vAPPTgieD https://t.co/ebV5fXTIQm

We must ensure these innovations reach everyone, not just those who can afford to pay. Our newest commitment to the COVID-19 response is our largest to date, but only a fraction of what is needed. https://t.co/oOL476UkhA

The best emergency system is a strong primary health system—powered by community and frontline health workers. Now is the time to invest in this workforce to fight #COVID19 and advance #HealthForAll. Read our 2020 Impact Narrative to learn more: https://t.co/Op4ZZ5MLm9

We’re looking for new ways to advance #AlzheimersResearch. If you have an idea for tools, models, or algorithms that will expand the AD Workbench’s analytic capabilities, we want to hear from you. View the RFP and submit your proposal by 1/25. Learn more: https://t.co/hhbhEpG8UE

My parents taught me to leave the world better than I found it. So many people across the country believe in giving back, too. In a year like no other, let’s make this a giving season like no other. This #GivingTuesday, visit https://t.co/e0sX5d6NdR to get started. https://t.co/gkhNjT3TWF

Since 2000, the #malaria community has worked together to prevent 1.5 billion cases of #malaria & save 7.6 million lives. This tremendous progress is cause for celebration, but we must keep working to #endmalaria. Read the 2020 @WHO #WorldMalariaReport: https://t.co/Aw4EuTfqto https://t.co/k0YXZL3XgV

Full interview with @BillGates: https://t.co/5WtQxlfTm8