Sune Rasmussen

I think it's like the main issue that divides the local community. So I spoke to people who have had family members that were on the opposing side of the issue, and they've fallen out to an extent where they barely talk anymore in a town of 1,300 people. So this is something that creates a lot of tension.

I think it's like the main issue that divides the local community. So I spoke to people who have had family members that were on the opposing side of the issue, and they've fallen out to an extent where they barely talk anymore in a town of 1,300 people. So this is something that creates a lot of tension.

I think it's like the main issue that divides the local community. So I spoke to people who have had family members that were on the opposing side of the issue, and they've fallen out to an extent where they barely talk anymore in a town of 1,300 people. So this is something that creates a lot of tension.

If they manage to actually mine in this area and start shipping out the minerals, I think that could probably give other companies a bit of confidence that it's possible to mine in Greenland and make a profit. Greenland potentially can be very crucial in the West's quest to build an alternative supply chain outside of China.

If they manage to actually mine in this area and start shipping out the minerals, I think that could probably give other companies a bit of confidence that it's possible to mine in Greenland and make a profit. Greenland potentially can be very crucial in the West's quest to build an alternative supply chain outside of China.

If they manage to actually mine in this area and start shipping out the minerals, I think that could probably give other companies a bit of confidence that it's possible to mine in Greenland and make a profit. Greenland potentially can be very crucial in the West's quest to build an alternative supply chain outside of China.

Yeah, and that is sort of, I guess, a bit of an irony here, is that the U.S. lacks large-scale refining capacity of rare earths. And the U.S. already sends the majority of its rare earth minerals to China for refining, which is why getting your hands on these critical minerals is the first step. I think it's also worth remembering that when President Trump sort of reiterates that maybe the U.S.

Yeah, and that is sort of, I guess, a bit of an irony here, is that the U.S. lacks large-scale refining capacity of rare earths. And the U.S. already sends the majority of its rare earth minerals to China for refining, which is why getting your hands on these critical minerals is the first step. I think it's also worth remembering that when President Trump sort of reiterates that maybe the U.S.

Yeah, and that is sort of, I guess, a bit of an irony here, is that the U.S. lacks large-scale refining capacity of rare earths. And the U.S. already sends the majority of its rare earth minerals to China for refining, which is why getting your hands on these critical minerals is the first step. I think it's also worth remembering that when President Trump sort of reiterates that maybe the U.S.

will just take Greenland, just take control of it, Even if he were to take control of Greenland, mining the place is so difficult and so complicated that it wouldn't happen any time in his presidency. It's very easy to sort of speak in superlatives about a place like Greenland and about the untapped mineral wealth there is in Greenland when in fact getting to those minerals but also mining

will just take Greenland, just take control of it, Even if he were to take control of Greenland, mining the place is so difficult and so complicated that it wouldn't happen any time in his presidency. It's very easy to sort of speak in superlatives about a place like Greenland and about the untapped mineral wealth there is in Greenland when in fact getting to those minerals but also mining

will just take Greenland, just take control of it, Even if he were to take control of Greenland, mining the place is so difficult and so complicated that it wouldn't happen any time in his presidency. It's very easy to sort of speak in superlatives about a place like Greenland and about the untapped mineral wealth there is in Greenland when in fact getting to those minerals but also mining

finding use for the minerals, refining them, putting them in this supply chain in a way that's sustainable for Western national security interests. It's so much more complicated than just taking control of a piece of land.

finding use for the minerals, refining them, putting them in this supply chain in a way that's sustainable for Western national security interests. It's so much more complicated than just taking control of a piece of land.

finding use for the minerals, refining them, putting them in this supply chain in a way that's sustainable for Western national security interests. It's so much more complicated than just taking control of a piece of land.