Current and former students from Woods Institute programs present lightning talks on lead contamination in spices, carbon dioxide removal from enhanced rock weathering, climate migration, and AI for natural disaster relief.
Recorded October 30, 2024
0:00 Introduction by Chris Field
1:59 Jenna Forsyth on lead contamination
5:20 James Kanoff on founding Terradot
8:07 Rwaida Gharib on climate migration
12:00 Charles Shi on AI for natural disaster relief
15:17 Risk of spice contamination beyond turmeric and Bangladesh
17:38 Terradot’s team with an eye toward scale
18:50 Terradot’s approach to monitoring soil health
20:00 Terradot’s industrial feasibility in competition with direct air capture systems
22:06 Applying AI to equitably distribute relief funds
Speakers:
Jenna Forsyth | Research Scientist, Stanford School of Medicine
James Kanoff | Founder and CEO, Terradot
Rwaida Gharib | Graduate Student in Environment and Resources, Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability
Charles Shi | Undergraduate student in Program in International Relations and Symbolic Systems, Stanford University
Chris Field | Perry L. McCarty Director of the Stanford Woods Institute for the Environment; Melvin and Joan Lane Professor for Interdisciplinary Environmental Studies
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