Kando Stories: Recent Episodes
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Kando Stories is a podcast that supports a cleaner environment by sharing key insights and ideas from those working at the forefront of ecological policy, management, and technology.
It’s taken 30 years, but US pollution prevention law is finally getting the tech support it’s always needed.
As smart technology trickles into the sewers, data-driven insights are handing utilities and treatment facilities a clear view of both the challenges they face and the solutions they need.
In this month's Kando Stories, we sat down with Rick Reibstein, lecturer in Environmental Law and Policy at Boston University, and member of the board of the National Pollution Prevention Roundtable, to get to the bottom of what source detection can achieve for US pollution reduction.
How can the water and environment sectors attract more young talent? How does water affect greenhouse gas emissions and climate change?
These were the main topics of conversation when we spoke to Itai Boneh, Industry Researcher at Kando, and postgraduate student in environmental science at Yale University.
In the second episode of Kando Stories, we spoke to Kando's chief technical support engineer, Sarit Fine. In an interview full of positivity, she shared her experiences of working with partners all over the world, the lessons she’s learned from her varied career, and the little changes we can all make in our daily lives to build a healthier environment.
In the first episode of Kando Stories, we spoke to Kando's own Gadi Sharon, Head of Operations, who told us what he sees as the biggest challenge we face in building a cleaner future.