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@MikeBloomberg

Entrepreneur, philanthropist, mayor of NYC, father, grandfather, and data nerd.

Joined October 2008

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    Mar 10

    Many would like to forget that 2020 happened—but there’s never been a year more important to learn from. In 's Annual Report, I write about how our response to 2020’s crises can prepare us to build a stronger future for generations to come.

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  2. Burning coal is the single biggest contributor to climate change. ​continues to lead on progress, officially retiring 50% of coal plants across Europe​ and showing how other countries can step up toward a cleaner, ​healthier future.

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  3. . has a track record of getting things done as mayor of Boston - and he's been fighting for working men and women his whole career. Great to see him confirmed as Labor Secretary.

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    Far too many talented, lower-income high school students lack access to top colleges. Our initiative aims to remove the barriers of the application process through free, virtual, 1 on 1 mentoring with students.

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    What exactly do we need to support global decarbonisation? Join , & on March 24, 2pm CET as global climate leaders team up to debate the main challenges for a & . Register now👉

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    Mar 22

    Interested in learning more about the G7 and G20 presidency priorities for 2021? If so, you won't want to miss this excellent discussion, featuring an introductory address from . Link:

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  7. Mar 21

    The UK can lead the way on climate change. The British government should incentivize global clean-energy investment - and partner with the market economy in the lead-up to . There’s no time to waste.

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    has exposed and exacerbated the global burden of non-communicable diseases and mental health conditions. Thank you, & my friend , for your contribution of $26M to 's work to . Together!

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  9. Mar 19

    Through , our team at helps talented students with limited resources attend top universities. This year, we need your help finding ones who are ready to change the world: Do you know a student who might qualify? Nominate them:

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  10. Mar 19

    We’re facing big, complex challenges - like helping to reduce inequities in the health care system, preventing gun violence, & investing in women’s economic development. is following the data - and forming partnerships - to make progress:

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  11. Mar 18

    The U.S. is facing major health challenges, from inequities to the opioid & obesity crises.   is a trusted partner on our overdose,  &  COVID-19 work - and would be a great pick to lead .

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  12. Retweeted
    Mar 18

    Ending our dependence on coal will save lives - read the call from and myself for the EU and US to lead the global shift away from coal 👉

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  13. Mar 18

    If we want to tackle climate change and improve people’s health, we have to accelerate our move away from coal. More can and must be done—and in this piece, and I outline how.

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  14. Mar 18

    We started to help cities tackle complex challenges & last year presented no shortage of those. We worked side-by-side w/ government leaders on a range of projects, from COVID-19 response to reducing emissions & supporting small businesses.

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  15. Mar 17

    It’s clear the vaccine distribution has not been equitable. To help fix that, & the are working together to ensure Americans who need vaccines get them, especially people in communities that have suffered the most from the virus.

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  16. Mar 17

    My statement on last night's shooting in Atlanta:

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  17. Mar 17

    The federal government has already proven it can get a lot done on its own—but on everything from climate change to health care, the Biden administration will be able to go further working hand-in-hand with cities, even in the reddest states:

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  18. Mar 17

    For far too long, zip code, skin color, & a parent's income have determined a child’s education—& the pandemic has exacerbated those inequities. Increasing college access for all remains a priority for us at . See how in our Annual Report:

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  19. Mar 16

    When we reach net zero emissions, we'll all be able to breathe easier - but the U.S. still has a ways to go. We all have a role to play in achieving net zero carbon emissions - so it's crucial businesses, cities, regions, & investors join the .

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  20. Mar 16

    42% of Americans have gained "pandemic pounds" — and obesity is the second-leading risk factor for death from COVID-19. Without urgent action, the number of deaths related to unhealthy diets will continue to rise.

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  21. Mar 16

    The way we consume arts and culture has been significantly disrupted over the last year, but the role it plays in our lives has never been more important. Read about how has been helping the creative sector survive throughout this crisis:

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