Investing in 5G is key to reducing Canada’s carbon footprint

Despite the expected explosive growth in mobile data consumption, 5G networks will be more efficient than previous wireless technologies.
Examples of 5G-enabled technologies that will help reduce GHG emissions include smart transportation solutions that optimize vehicle traffic patterns and reduce congestion, write Robert Ghiz and Tejas Rao.
While Canadians remain focused on the challenges of COVID-19, we must not forget the formidable threat of climate change. Without meaningful action, climate change is expected to cause significant, long-term, and potentially irreversible damage to the environment, the economy, and our way of life. ...

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