My first job was writing software for the entity that controls the power grid in the Northwest. Extreme weather has made it clear grids are a lot more vulnerable today than they were back then. https://t.co/ILs8daiXsg

Aside from being a neat piece of art, the periodic table reminds me of how one discovery can lead to countless others. https://t.co/dmrQWVeyyk

In Kenya, I visited with a smallholder farmer using new tools and practices to fight back against climate change: https://t.co/JZ6NXGvo8x https://t.co/gXyBuZWlyw

Thank you for your support and continued leadership. https://t.co/2G7A1enK95

Transmission is critical to unleashing the potential of affordable and abundant clean energy: https://t.co/NJWWkaWD36 https://t.co/jzfiX7wZp5

It was a pleasure to speak at the Lowy Institute about how climate change is inextricably linked with health, food, and energy security. These must be addressed together with an understanding about how each one impacts the others. https://t.co/4CEaG6rphR

Prime Minister Kishida is right: Building resilient health systems means investing in R&D before crises emerge, improving primary health care, and strengthening the emergency response health workforce. Grateful for Japan’s strong leadership as head of the @G7. https://t.co/wviqHpb0Rh

In his annual letter, CEO @MSuzman explains how the @gatesfoundation uses its dollars and voice to help find solutions for problems that otherwise might be neglected. https://t.co/yULE6iMTOa

What a great meeting with @AlboMP on the intersection of climate, energy, and health. We also spoke about supporting communities in Australia and across the globe as the world adapts to the changing climate. https://t.co/R878IQZL2u

.@Rotary has been leading the charge to #EndPolio for decades. Now, with the finish line in sight, they are ensuring that polio stays a global priority. We also remain committed, tripling every donation made to Rotary. https://t.co/GeBKF8KmYd

I’m live on @Reddit now. Ask me anything: https://t.co/pGYLckOrL6 https://t.co/fCK8b2MdHM

I am in awe of people who have dedicated their lives to making the world a more equitable place, and I feel lucky to be able to support their efforts. https://t.co/It4s0WRzH5

You don’t need to be a big soccer fan to recognize why it’s called “the beautiful game.” https://t.co/Bkiar7eYUu

In order to solve our world’s sanitation crisis, we need smarter toilets that don’t rely on sewage systems and prevent the spread of diseases. #WorldToiletDay https://t.co/gbp9F0GxlE

Collaboration and more open access to data have made seemingly impossible health breakthroughs a reality, like COVID-19 vaccines. @AlzData is putting the power of data behind one of our most critical health challenges. https://t.co/Qtatf2WMds

From decreasing maternal mortality to lowering rates of vaccine-preventable diseases, @WendoAszed is a true hero in her community. https://t.co/tuAz440QNx

Africa has always been at the heart of our foundation’s mission. Today, we are announcing our commitment of $7 billion over the next 4 years for the development of more breakthrough innovations in health and agriculture across the continent. https://t.co/imh57I2hdg

Many people don’t know that Mike was a champion for and leader on PEPFAR – the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief – which has saved millions of lives. It’s one of the best things this country has ever done. It will be a lasting part of his legacy.

I’m in Kenya this week to learn from researchers, innovators, students, and leaders about what’s working, what’s not, and how the foundation can better support progress in Kenya and across the continent. https://t.co/FrWWrRYCA6 https://t.co/VVe4w3ZkT1

Thank you for having me. I’m excited to be here in Kenya this week to see how much progress has been made. https://t.co/AE84KokmEO