Environmental Impact Assessment Review demo
Statements of fact tied across a whole environmental impact assessment, each break sent to its author, and counsel told where the law is open. 1:27
What the demo shows
Checks an environmental impact assessment against law, precedent and data before filing.
Agents read every page, tie each fact across the document, explain every break, re-add downstream emissions and read the draft as an opposing lawyer would. People decide: a coordinator drafts, a lead assessor signs, counsel rules, and agents never change a chapter.
Transcript
- Environmental Impact Assessment Review checks assessments for assessment teams and counsel.
- By hand, its 9,168 statements take 458 hours.
- On the threadboard, 23 facts break.
- Chapter 3 says 28 wells.
- The air chapter modeled 21.
- Field life, 25 years in Chapter 3, 11 in Appendix K.
- Gareth reads each passage, then signs.
- Both go back. The challenger reads like an opposing lawyer.
- Where law is unsettled, counsel decides.
- Herudo, the air chapter's author, returns corrected text from his own view.
- Gareth reads it again before closing.
- Field life still waits on its outside firm.
- Every signature is audited and filing needs to people.
- The agents re-add the sums.
- The short field life leaves out 35.3 million tons of carbon.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.