Merge information provided by two longer texts into a single, comprehensive and concise text

Text 1

ex: Not only does the Amazon encompass the single largest remaining tropical rainforest in the world, it also houses at least 10% of the world’s known biodiversity, including endemic and endangered flora and fauna, and its river accounts for 15-16% of the world’s total river discharge into the oceans.

Text 2

ex: With as much as 17% of the forest lost already, scientists believe that the tipping point will be reached at 20% to 25% of deforestation even if climate change is tamed. If, as predicted, global temperatures rise by 4°C, much of the central, eastern and southern Amazon will certainly become barren scrubland.

Merge Texts

Task: Synthesize the key information from two provided texts into a single, cohesive message. Your synthesis should be powerful, informative, succinct, clear, and concise, conveying the essence of both texts.

Input Format:
Text 1: "{field_1_input}"
Text 2: "{field_2_input}"

Instructions:
1. Identify Key Points: Extract the main ideas, themes, and arguments from each text.
2. Find Commonalities: Look for overlapping themes or complementary information between the texts.
3. Create a Unified Narrative: Combine the key points into a single narrative that reflects the purpose and audience of the message.
4. Ensure Clarity: Write in a clear and accessible manner, avoiding jargon and unnecessary complexity.
5. Be Concise: Keep the message focused and to the point, without losing essential information.

Note: Use transitional phrases to ensure a smooth flow between ideas and maintain the integrity of the original texts while creating a new, unified message. Remember to follow the same tone, vocab and writing style as the original texts.