A new round of research grants has been announced to support projects working at the intersection of artificial intelligence and climate science. The initiative aims to encourage researchers to use advanced computational tools to tackle urgent environmental challenges.

The funding program will support innovations such as AI-powered climate modeling, early-warning systems for extreme weather, carbon-tracking technologies, and tools to predict long-term ecosystem changes.

Officials involved in the program say the goal is to bridge the gap between cutting-edge technology and climate action, allowing scientists to generate faster, more accurate insights that could help governments and communities plan better.

Researchers from universities, labs, and startups are expected to apply, with the grants offering a strong push toward building smarter, data-driven climate solutions for the coming decade.