Some context to contemplate maybe and pleas see - not the rocks...

Some context to contemplate maybe and pleas see - not the rocks I lick!

17 June 2021

Yes, China is asshole. If true a global security issue.

https://redstate.com/jenvanlaar/2021/06/17/breaking-chinese-defector-confirmed-as-top-counterintelligence-official-n398374

18 June 2021
Mute Egede - economy before independence

While Pele B seems to wants independence first and it seems to be his No 1 issue

https://www.rcinet.ca/eye-on-the-arctic/2021/06/18/greenlands-more-prominent-role-on-arctic-council-important-signal-to-intl-community-says-foreign-minister/

19 June 2021

Committe feeling left out want law change

https://sermitsiaq.ag/formand-udvalg-boer-hoeres-udenrigspolitik

20 June 2021

The Naalakkersuisut have stated that they probably cannot introduce zero tolerance for radioactive substances, but that they are instead working to set a de minimis limit value. However, it is not without problems, points out the raw materials expert in a new consultation response to the Kuannersuit project.

A new consultation response to Greenland Minerals' Kuannersuit project problematises a situation where a de minimis limit is set for radioactive substances. For how should it be determined? And what is it that is measured on? Photo: Trine Juncher Jørgensen

EDITORIALSunday, June 20, 2021 - 4:04 p.m.

The Greenlandic subsoil contains radioactive substances that are often associated with the rare earths. This makes it difficult to work with a complete zero tolerance for radioactive substances.

- We are well aware that there are radioactive elements everywhere in the subsoil, and therefore the work on a law on zero tolerance will also include a limit value as with the previous policy, wrote naalakkersuisoq for raw materials, Naaja Nathanielsen, in a reply to Sermitsiaq back in early May.

May slow down mineral exploration

But setting a limit value for radioactive raw materials is not without problems either, says geologist Ole Christiansen in a recently submitted consultation response on behalf of the Municipality of Kujalleq to the Naalakkersuisut.

In it, Ole Christiansen states that the Naalakkersuisut should consult geologists with commercial experience before introducing a de minimis limit that could possibly slow down mineral exploration elsewhere in the country, for example copper and gold.

https://sermitsiaq.ag/raastofferbagatelgraense-bekymrer