when i was refering to needed resource reconition in greenland,...

when i was refering to needed resource reconition in greenland, i had not had a look at GGG today, it appears to have come around already!
Does anybody know if there has been any political changes relating to radioactivity. There are no announcements or media I can see and both GGG and RMR have had a run today ???????

borrowed from GGG thread today, thanks to bigus,
Rare Earth Elements at Kvanefjeld

The Kvanefjeld multi-element project in southern Greenland has grown rapidly to become one of the largest deposits of rare earth metals in the world. Yet the value of a rare earth element resource is not just dependant on the overall grade and tonnage of the resource, but is greatly influenced by the proportion of individual rare earth elements.

Light rare earth elements nearly always occur in much greater abundance than heavy rare earth elements. Owing to the relative scarcity of heavy rare earths, and the ever increasing applications for these metals, their demand and value is soaring. Two dominant types of rare earth deposits include those associated with carbonatites (Mountain Pass, Mt Weld, Hoidas Lake), and those associated with peralkaline igneous complexes (Thor Lake, Strange Lake, Kvanefjeld). It is generally the deposits that are associated with peralkaline complexes that are relatively enriched in the lucrative heavy rare earth elements. The Ilimaussaq Complex, host to Kvanefjeld, is the world?s type-location for agpaitic nepheline syenites; an extreme form of peralkaline igneous rocks. Accordingly, the rare earth element resource at Kvanefjeld is not just extremely large, but also contains a favourable mix of rare earth elements, with a relative enrichment of the heavies. Kvanefjeld is also strongly enriched in yttrium; an element that is not a lanthanide but often included with rare earths owing to its similar chemical properties to heavy rare earths. In the higher grade portion of the Kvanefjeld resource (250ppm U3O8 cut-off) the heavy rare earth oxides and yttrium oxide combined account for 14% of the total rare earth oxide (TREO) inventory.

Kvanfjeld has the potential to meet the world?s rapidly growing demand for rare earths, and in doing so, can become a major contributor to the Greenland economy for decades to come. At Greenland Minerals and Energy, we believe that Kvanefjeld will be the start of a truly world class mining district and can be developed in a responsible, environmentally conscious manner, to become one of the world?s premier source of Rare Earth Elements.