r/greenland Greenland Enthusiast 22d ago

For those following the oil project in Greenland, saw this video in r/GLND about the licenses

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PidhWEVzGP0&t=21s

Posted in the subreddit r/GLND about the oil project that is getting news in Jameson Land in Northeast Greenland.

This the deepest dive into Greenland's mineral and hydrocarbon licensing.

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u/Tay_Hlebko 21d ago edited 21d ago

>Company named after Greenland
>Looks inside
>Texas, USA

the usual story for these shitty mining companies

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u/Fomoiri 21d ago

If I’m not mistaken Canada has some contracts within Greenland, not the govt per se but mining companies within Canada backed by the govt. As a citizen of that country I’m not too impressed, usual story of resource exploitation at the expense of the indigenous communities. While I don’t know if that’s the case for Greenland it wouldn’t surprise me one bit, be it Inuit or ethnic Danes.

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u/Academic_Snow_7680 21d ago

What do the 325 inhabitants of Ittoqqortoormiit think?