EIA Report, page-188

stupidbloke,
The company has submitted 4 EIA reports over the last 12 years. the first 3 have been rejected by the Greenland government. the 2019 submission is under review by the Government. It has not been approved or rejected at this time. However as the 2019 report was published on the Noah website I was able to compare it to the 2018 Failed report. I was surprised to find that the 2018 and the 2019 are nearly identical.
So it appears that the company submitted the 2019 EIA without changes from the 2018 EIA which was rejected.
So the answer to your question is simple, THE COMPANY DOES NOT HAVE AN APPROVED EIA REPORT. THEY HAVE SPENT 269,000,000. TRYING TO GET ONE APPROVED. THEY CAN NOT MOVE FORWARD IN THE MINING LICENSE PROCESS WTHOUT AN APPROVED EIA. THEY ARE STUCK!