Greenland’s minerals to consolidate China’s rare earth dominance?: No green future without China

Per Kalvig; Hans Lucht

Greenland’s minerals to consolidate China’s rare earth dominance? No green future without China

Per Kalvig
, Hans Lucht

Migration and global order

Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland

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Abstract

Rare earth elements (REEs) are vital for communications, the green energy transition and defense, but are produced almost exclusively in China. As the projected REE mines in southern Greenland inch closer to realization, Denmark and its EU partners remain sidelined from future supply chains for raw materials.

Original language	English
Publisher	Dansk Institut for Internationale Studier
Number of pages	4
Publication status	Published - 2021

Series	DIIS Policy Brief
Number	February
Volume	2021

Keywords

Rare earth minerals
China
Greenland
USA
Denmark
Green energy
Arctic

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Greenland’s minerals to consolidate China’s rare earth dominance? No green future without China

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Udfaldet af valget i Grønland følges nøje af stormagter i øst og vest

Både Kina og USA stirrer stift på valget i Grønland. Årsagen ligger dybt i fjeldet

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Udfaldet af valget i Grønland følges nøje af stormagter i øst og vest

Både Kina og USA stirrer stift på valget i Grønland. Årsagen ligger dybt i fjeldet

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