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The greenhouse gas (GHG) reduction potential of ICT: A critical review of telecommunication companies’ GHG enablement assessments

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By Pernilla Bergmark, Matthias Stürmer
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 INTRODUCTION Given the substantial increase in using information and communication technology (ICT), public and academic interest in the opportunities and risks of digitalization for climate protection has grown. A widespread assumption is that ICT applications help to achieve climate goals (GSMA, 2022; ITU & WBA, 2023).
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Mobile broadband reduces CO2 emissions per capita

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By Harald Edquist, Pernilla Bergmark
| Ericsson
During the last century, CO2-emissions in the world have increased substantially, see figure 1. The UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has concluded that CO2-emissions are responsible for much of the increased greenhouse effect that heats the earth. To avoid the most severe effects of global warming, global CO2-emissions must be radically reduced.
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Mobile broadband reduces CO2 emissions per capita

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By Harald Edquist, Pernilla Bergmark
| Ericsson
During the last century, CO2-emissions in the world have increased substantially, see figure 1. The UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has concluded that CO2-emissions are responsible for much of the increased greenhouse effect that heats the earth. To avoid the most severe effects of global warming, global CO2-emissions must be radically reduced.
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