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Rare Lands, Graphite, molybdenum... Between the United States and Europe, a Mining Awakening Under Tension in Greenland
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Designed by the United States, courted by Europe, Greenland's mining industry is slowly waking up. Last episode, on Tuesday 9 November, the British company Greenroc announced that it would be granted a 30-year operating licence opening the way for the exploitation of the Amitsoq graphite deposit in the south of the island. A project strategically labeled by the European Union and supported by a loan of €5.2 million from a Danish state investment…
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