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Understanding the Geopolitical Significance of Greenland in Climate Change Context

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Understanding the Geopolitical Significance of Greenland in Climate Change Context

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  • Greenland is a critical player in global weather and climate change, being affected four times faster than the rest of the planet.
  • The island is rich in natural resources, including rare earth minerals, uranium, oil, and natural gas, which are attracting international attention.
  • Climate change is causing significant ice loss, with around 169 billion tonnes lost annually, contributing to rising sea levels.
  • Geopolitically, Greenland's location between the US, Russia, and Europe makes it a strategic asset for nations as Arctic shipping routes open.
  • Changes in Greenland’s ice also affect global weather patterns, influencing phenomena like the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation.

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