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Rewilding cities through tech-driven sustainability

Cities drive biodiversity loss, but technology can help reverse it. Explore how AI, 5G, and edge computing are enabling nature-positive urban planning - from real-time biodiversity mapping to predictive green corridor design. With real-world examples, we look at how connected technologies can make cities more resilient, equitable, and aligned with global sustainability goals like SDG 11.

Categories: 5G, Sustainability, Smart cities, Digital transformation

29 Jan 2026

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