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Mike Bloomberg on how cities, states, and businesses are still committed to the Paris Accord
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Bloomberg Philanthropies CEO Patti Harris Annual Letter
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An Optimistic Conversation About Climate Change
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The Shed Moves Toward 2019 Opening with $75 Million Gift from Bloomberg Philanthropies
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Soda Sales in Mexico Continue to Decline Since Sugary Beverage Tax in First Two Years
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Washington Won't Have Last Word on Climate Change
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Results of the Largest Data Study of Obesity and Related Diseases Globally
The Institute for Health Metrics’ systematic analysis of data from 195 countries between 1980 and 2015 reaffirms that the burden of...
Seattle, WA Becomes 8th US City to Pass Soda Tax
Today Seattle joined the growing list of cities that are attacking obesity by taxing soda...
Mike Bloomberg Sends Statement to the United Nations Following Unprecedented Outpouring of Support for Paris Agreement
Today, Mike Bloomberg, the United Nations Secretary-General’s Special Envoy for Cities and Climate Change, submitted an unprecedented...
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Mike Bloomberg meets with President Macron: Americans don’t need Washington to meet our Paris commitment
Statement by Michael R...
Mike Bloomberg on how cities, states, and businesses are still committed to the Paris Accord
Americans are not walking away from the Paris Climate Agreement...
Mike Bloomberg's Annual Letter on Philanthropy
For the first time in human history, more people around the world are dying from noncommunicable diseases, like heart disease and...