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Maybe a slight glimmer of light at the end of the tunnel:
If Greenland accede to the Paris agreement as discussed below, they will need to reassess their opposition to mineral extraction and the 100ppm limit.
The following article from : Sermitsiaq AG - 11th April 2023

The decision on the Paris Agreement is received positively, but action is called for: A number of organizations are positive that Greenland should lift the reservation and join the Paris Agreement.Both Greenland Business and the Bank of Greenland emphasize that concrete action is necessary in the climate area.

At the upcoming meeting, Inatsisartut must decide whether the territorial reservation for the Paris Agreement should be lifted, so that Greenland can become part of the worldwide agreement, which aims to limit the warming of the globe. After the coalition party Siumut has demanded that the consequences be investigated, there is a large amount of material on Greenland's accession to the agreement, which several organizations have consulted. READ ALSO: New assessment:
Can Greenland finally join the Paris Agreement? Overall, the decision is well received, but there are also pointed fingers. This applies, for example, to the employers' association Grønlands Erhverv (GE), which believes that it could harm the country's companies if the decision is not followed up by concrete measures from the political side:- Can have negative consequences- (..) if we leave it at formal accession without actually following up with concrete action, it could have major negative consequences for our companies' international reputation and competitiveness.- It is therefore paramount that we put action behind the fine words and actually implement a number of initiatives that improve our country's overall sustainability profile, writes the organization in its consultation response to Naalakkersuisut.GE points out, among other things, that you can get started on expanding charging options for electric and hybrid cars in the cities as well as better power supply for ships in port. According to GE, Greenland can also make a major contribution to the global reduction targets, to the benefit of both Greenland and the rest of the world, if raw materials from Greenland are extracted and the green transition benefits.
Bank warns:Cooperation is needed The Bank of Greenland issues a warning to Naalakkersuisut:-
Announcing a reduction target without joint efforts from public institutions and private companies (including self-governed companies) will be ineffective, the bank writes in its consultation response.
The coalition withdraws the Paris Agreement decision
The Bank of Greenland therefore calls for the establishment of a formal public-private partnership where CO2 targets and efforts are discussed. In a comment to the consultation responses, Naalakkersuisut writes that members of Greenland Business - including the Bank of Greenland - will be "involved in the preparation of the national climate strategy, which will form the starting point for the reduction targets that are registered. "Naalakkersuisoq: Time for us to participate. Naalakkersuisoq for agriculture, self-sufficiency, energy and environment, Kalistat Lund (IA), expresses in a note to Inatsisartut that it is time to implement the decision and accede to the Paris Agreement and contribute to solving the climate crisis:- Accession to the Paris Agreement will not reduce our opportunities for development, but will give us new opportunities for growth and development.The uncertainty that previously existed is gone.Now we know the consequences, now we dare to commit ourselves to action.- It is time that we participate and that we contribute, says naalakkersuisoq in the note. According to the plan, Inatsisartut must consider the proposal on 3 May.