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Schools across Limerick are being urged to apply for a free initiative that links artificial intelligence (AI) with climate‑change education.
The programme, titled GreenFutures, is a new Transition Year offering developed by the Research Ireland ADAPT Centre in partnership with UNESCO and supported by Huawei Ireland. It aims to help students understand how AI and climate change are reshaping their world and to explore how technology can contribute to a more sustainable future.
GreenFutures forms part of a broader European conversation about the role of science education in preparing young people for a future increasingly defined by AI, climate challenges and rapid technological transformation.
Schools interested in taking part can obtain further details and the application form from the ADAPT Centre website at https://www.adaptcentre.ie/projects/greenfutures/.
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