Much of the nuclear power world has eyes on a Bill Gates-backed project near Kemmerer, Wyoming. As it inches closer to its 2030 opening date, the town struggles to meet its own infrastructure needs.
This is a sped-up timeline: When Gates started his foundation 25 years ago, he’d been planning for the money to last several decades after his death.
The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation is focusing on the need to invest in global health in its 2024 Goalkeepers Report.
Construction began on the first-of-its-kind nuclear power plant. So far, a coal town in southwest Wyoming is seeing a boost.
In his new book, Gates explains why investments like making concrete “greener” will prevent extreme climate change.
The Gates Foundation is helping match vaccine developers with manufacturers to help distribute a COVID-19 vaccine equitably.
The disease affects over 5 million Americans and has no cure.
Gates also spoke to us about the future of energy innovation and clean tech.
The tech giant says "ruthless" private business thinking is necessary for energy innovation.
A weird way to keep track of productivity…
