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

  1. Environmental Impact Assessment Review checks assessments for assessment teams and counsel.
  2. By hand, its 9,168 statements take 458 hours.
  3. On the threadboard, 23 facts break.
  4. Chapter 3 says 28 wells.
  5. The air chapter modeled 21.
  6. Field life, 25 years in Chapter 3, 11 in Appendix K.
  7. Gareth reads each passage, then signs.
  8. Both go back. The challenger reads like an opposing lawyer.
  9. Where law is unsettled, counsel decides.
  10. Herudo, the air chapter's author, returns corrected text from his own view.
  11. Gareth reads it again before closing.
  12. Field life still waits on its outside firm.
  13. Every signature is audited and filing needs to people.
  14. The agents re-add the sums.
  15. The short field life leaves out 35.3 million tons of carbon.
  16. Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.

Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.