Tony Sage

We're in the southern part of Greenland.

It's quite temperate.

It only gets to minus five Celsius.

It's colder in New York and Chicago at some points and 15 degrees in summer.

So very temperate climate.

But there are trillions, literally trillions of dollars of material in Greenland other than rare earths.

You've got one of the biggest iron ore deposits.

You've got uranium.

The oil and gas potential is absolutely massive.

So Greenland is a treasure trove.

Unfortunately, a lot of those minerals and oil and gas aren't allowed to be exploited under the ruling of the Denmark control over Greenland.

So you cannot draw for oil and gas.

You cannot mine uranium, for example.

So the potential for Greenland is fantastic.

Unfortunately, the current laws don't let you exploit a lot of the material that they do have.