As the extinction of plants and animals accelerates, our dependence on nature is deepening. And our efforts to mitigate climate change too often increase biodiversity loss. Climate policy should be examined through the lens of biodiversity, writes Hank Paulson for Financial Times.

Hank Paulson interviewed: Former US Treasury Secretaries Hank Paulson and Tim Geithner discussed the current state of the economy, tariffs, trade wars, and risks to the Treasury market with Andrew Ross Sorkin.

From coastal wetlands to mangroves, the Paulson Institute has been working with partner organizations to restore and conserve vital ecosystems. PI’s Conservation team maps out the results of these efforts.

In the realms of biodiversity conservation or climate change mitigation, natural grasslands hold immense value. Confronted with the dual crises of biodiversity loss and climate change, the world is now rediscovering the worth of grasslands.

China is working to make its renewable power market more market-driven—phasing out direct financial support & letting market mechanisms play a larger role—shifting from adding capacity at any cost to balancing new supply with demand & grid efficiency.

From world leaders to economists, environmental and foreign affairs experts, and more, Hank Paulson invited the world’s prominent leaders and thinkers to discuss today’s most vital topics. Check out four seasons of Straight Talk.