share of controversy back home. he spoke with anne thompson. bill gates. [ applause ] reporter: at the climate change conference, bill gates challenging the world to act together we must drive a green innovation revolution. reporter: the green industrial revolution that you spoke of, 30 years from now, what does that look like? well, it means when you tour a field plant, it won t look the way it does today. the way that beef gets made, the whole agricultural sector would have been changed. reporter: can businesses do it on its own? well, we need to have a government policy that incents this activity. unless you can incent it, the idea of just dumping the pollution into the atmosphere, it s simpler, it s cheaper to do it that way. reporter: is president biden doing enough to lead on climate change we re at a cross roads where these two bills, the infrastructure and reconciliation bills,
great interview. what can you tell us about what you heard from him and what you can expect for more of your interview on nightly news? bill gates came here to glasgow the call for a green industrial revolution away from fossil fuels to slow and ultimately stop climate change. i asked him what our lives would look like 30 years from now if such a revolution took place. it means that when you tour a steel plant it won t look like it does today, the way that beef gets made, the whole agricultural sector will have been changed. the fuel that s going into an airplane we have to innovate in all of those sectors and get it done and deploy at scale so that, you know, there are days that the innovation goes well, there is days that the policies go well. we are getting closer to what we need, but we are not there yet. he said one way to get closer