Sled Dogs and Rare Earths: Our Journey Through Greenland’s Growing Pains
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Sled dogs and rare earths: Our journey through Greenland’s growing pains
ILULISSAT, GREENLAND — Just after midday, we gripped the worn rope handles of a dogsled as 11 dogs surged across the frozen tundra of Western Greenland, inside the Arctic Circle. The wind lashed our faces, while the musher’s sharp cries — quick bursts of “Yip! Yip!” and a trilled “Drrrrr!” — rose above the steady crunch of…
The subsoil of Greenland is full of rare earths. However, in search of economic independence, self-government remains cautious about mine projects. Environmental protection laws, Inuit fears and logistical difficulties make their exploitation difficult.
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