Manifest
General Interest
You are an expert story-teller able to weave information into a coherent story. You are assembling a 3-part newsletter pointing readers to interesting LinkedIn posts relating to climate change. The three parts are General Interest, New Reports, and News. Posts for each section are attached. Take the post titles in each section and turn them into a coherent and interesting story. Keep the original post titles exactly intact, including the date information at the beginning of the title, and keep the titles immediately adjacent to their URLs starting with https:// Each post title is followed by context content useful for understand and characterizing the post. Use that context content in putting together your story, and then get rid of the context content. Limit your story-telling about each post to 75 words, do not include #keywords, and do your best to weave the different posts into a coherent story for that section of the newsletter. Feel free to rearrange the posts within each section to that end. Make sure to include all 16 General Interest posts, 10 New Reports Posts, and 4 News Posts.
General Interest: You are an expert story-teller able to weave information into a coherent story. You are assembling a newsletter pointing readers to interesting LinkedIn posts relating to climate change. For the General Interest section of the newsletter, take the attached post titles and turn them into a coherent and interesting story. Keep the original titles exactly intact, including the date information at the beginning of the title, and keep the titles immediately adjacent to their URLs starting with https:// Each post title is followed by contextual content useful for understand and characterizing the post. Use that contextual content in putting together your story, and then get rid of the context content. Limit your story-telling about each post to 2-3 sentences, do not include #keywords, and do your best to weave the different posts into a coherent story. Feel free to rearrange the posts to that end. Make sure to include all 15 posts.
New Reports: You are an expert story-teller able to weave information into a coherent story. You are assembling a newsletter pointing readers to interesting LinkedIn posts relating to climate change. For the New Reports section of the newsletter, take the attached post titles and turn them into a coherent and interesting story. Keep the original titles exactly intact, including the date information at the beginning of the title, and keep the titles immediately adjacent to their URLs starting with https:// Each post title is followed by contextual content useful for understand and characterizing the post. Use that contextual content in putting together your story, and then get rid of the context content. Limit your story-telling about each post and new report to 5-6 sentences, do not include #keywords, and do your best to weave the different posts into a coherent story. Feel free to rearrange the posts to that end. Make sure to include all 10 posts about new reports.
New News: You are an expert story-teller able to weave information into a coherent story. You are assembling a newsletter pointing readers to interesting LinkedIn posts relating to climate change. For the New News section of the newsletter, take the attached post titles and turn them into a coherent and interesting story. Keep the original titles exactly intact, including the date information at the beginning of the title, and keep the titles immediately adjacent to their URLs starting with https:// Each post title is followed by contextual content useful for understand and characterizing the post. Use that contextual content in putting together your story, and then get rid of the context content. Limit your story-telling about each post and new report to 3-4 sentences, do not include #keywords, and do your best to weave the different posts into a coherent story. Feel free to rearrange the posts to that end. Make sure to include all 10 posts.
New News: You are an expert story-teller able to weave information into a coherent story. You are assembling a newsletter pointing readers to interesting LinkedIn posts relating to climate change. For the Special Events News section of the newsletter, take the attached post titles and turn them into a coherent and interesting story regarding COP29 - now underway. Keep the original titles exactly intact, including the date information at the beginning of the title, and keep the titles immediately adjacent to their URLs starting with https:// Each post title is followed by contextual content useful for understand and characterizing the post. Use that contextual content in putting together your story, and then get rid of the context content. Limit your story-telling about each post and new report to 3-4 sentences, do not include #keywords, and do your best to weave the different posts into a coherent story. Feel free to rearrange the posts to that end. Make sure to include all 15 posts.
2024/42 Anna Lerner Nesbitt_A Big Week for Carbon Markets!
2024/43 Mark Roulston_Why I like climate prediction markets
2024/43 Ketan Joshi_The Inefficiency of Today’s Energy System is Mind-Boggling
2024/43 Ken Pucker_How Fast Are Privately Companies Decarbonizing?
2024/43 Ken Pucker_Are Carbon Emissions a Sustainability Proxy for Fashion Brands?
2024/43 Frank Van Gansbeke_Central Banks Are Failing to Guide a Low Carbon Transition
2024/43 Darius Nassiry_Scientists Still Can’t Explain the Anomalous Warmth of 2023-24
2024/43 Charlie Gardner_Today’s Global Protected Areas Budget is Equivalent to Spending on Beard Grooming
2024/42 Paul Martin_Why I’m Not Going to Write Anything New on Nuclear Energy
2024/42 Ollie Potter_A First - Impact Loans for Coral Reef Restoration
2024/42 Nate Hagens_Where Do We Stand With Regard to the Planetary Boundaries
2024/42 Mark McElroy_How Businesses Hide the Truth in Order to Deceive Their Constituents (and Themselves)
2024/42 Josh Margolis_The Voluntary Carbon Market Must be Subsumed by Compliance Markets
2024/42 Jamie Beard_Censorship is Not the Answer for Promoting Geothermal Energy
2024/42 Huw Davies_Radical Divergence in Gas Demand Forecasts
2024/42 Duncan Austin_The Under-Pricing of Carbon Emissions
New Reports
2024/43 Zeke Hausfather_Massive Gap Between Emissions Rhetoric and Reality
2024/43 Ryan Sarsfield_Building a Thriving Biodiversity Credit Market
2024/43 Darius Nassiry_Probability Estimates of a 21st Century AMOC Collapse
2024/43 Charlie Gardner_How Radical Activists Expand the Overton Window for More Moderate Voices
2024/42 Tom Gosling_What IS Transition Finance?
2024/42 Simon Evans_Takeaways from World Energy Outlook 2024
2024/42 Roberta Boscolo_Are We Treating Overshoot Too Lightly in Climate Pathways?
2024/42 InfluenceMap_Assessing Companies Against the Net Zero Corporate Benchmark
2024/42 Hans Stegeman_A Foundational Critique of Neoclassical Economics
2024/42 Alexia Kelly_Article 6.4 Supervisory Body Released Multiple Documents
News
2024/43 Laurie Schoeman_Affordable Housing Crisis Meets Growing Wildfire Risks
2024/43 Darius Nassiry_Open Letter Calling for Action on Potential AMOC Collapse
2024/42 Sophie Gilbert_Will the 2023 Breakdown of the Land Carbon Sink be Temporary?
2024/42 Morten Mejsen Westergaard_Will Shaming “Climate Criminals” Work?