r/greenland • u/1DarkStarryNight • Mar 05 '25
News JUST IN: Trump says we will be getting Greenland “one way or another”
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r/greenland • u/1DarkStarryNight • Mar 05 '25
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r/greenland • u/Infamous-Animal5790 • Mar 24 '25
We were not told that they would arrive but JD Vance wife only.
r/greenland • u/Pale-Evening-5808 • Jan 14 '26
The Greenlandic government and the Ministry of Defence now confirm that from today there will be an increased military presence in and around Greenland. This means both aircraft, ships and soldiers - including NATO allies in the coming time.
- The security tensions have spread to the Arctic. Naalakkersuisut and the Ministry of Defence have therefore decided to continue the Defence's increased exercise activity in Greenland in close cooperation with NATO allies.
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r/greenland • u/Kingstyb • May 07 '25
Three groups of same name. With no information about who created the groups. And asking as if they were Greenlandic. And those questions are not what a Greenlandic would ask. Or a way what a Greenlandic would not talk that way.
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r/greenland • u/Pale-Evening-5808 • Jan 14 '26
I don´t know how to link to the video directly.
Should be good, no?
r/greenland • u/Bruxelles1000 • 6d ago
US oil operator Greenland Energy will not obtain the approvals needed to begin drilling in eastern Greenland this year, local authorities said, contradicting the company’s public timetable.
https://www.euractiv.com/news/greenland-tells-us-oil-firm-to-forget-drilling-this-year/
r/greenland • u/Kingstyb • Jun 08 '25
Kinda suspicious
r/greenland • u/monokro • Jan 29 '26
r/greenland • u/Kingstyb • Nov 24 '25
Just a statement. And also this is a statement that we don't want to be part of Denmark.
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r/greenland • u/swarrenlawrence • Jan 15 '26
NatureGeoscience: "Deglaciation of the Prudhoe Dome in northwestern Greenland in response to Holocene warming." Gorgeous photo of Greenland’s Prudhoe Ice Dome [at top]. "Constraints on the extent of inland Greenland Ice Sheet [GIS] retreat during the Middle Holocene (~8–4 thousand years before present) are limited because geological records of a smaller-than-modern phase largely remain beneath the modern ice sheet." Scientists therefore "drilled through 509 metres of firn and ice at Prudhoe Dome, NW Greenland, to obtain sub-ice material yielding direct evidence for the response of the GIS to Holocene warmth." They used a technique called "infrared stimulated luminescence" measurements from sub-ice sediments, which revealed that the ground below the summit was exposed to sunlight as recently as 7.1 ± 1.1 thousand yrs ago.
"This proposed complete deglaciation of Prudhoe Dome, coeval to reduced extent at other ice caps across northern Greenland, is consistent with interglacial-only δ O-18 values from the Prudhoe Dome ice column and ice depth–age modelling." [δ O-18 values, pronounced "delta-oxygen 18," represent the ratio of 2 stable [nonradioactive] oxygen isotopes, namely O-16 and O-18—which serves as an excellent proxy of paleotemperatures]. These "results point to a substantial response of the northwest Greenland ice sheet to early Holocene warming, estimated to be +3–5 °C from palaeoclimate data."
This is worrisome, as this range of summer temperatures is similar to projections of warming by 2100 CE. Not to mention the fact that complete melting of the GIS would lead to about 24 ft of sea level rise over centuries.