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Expert group will prepare citizens in South Greenland for mine hearingsJanuary 26, 2019 · 13:45by Thomas Munk VeirumNaalakkersuisut is now taking a new step in the development of mining projects in South Greenland. In February, experts from several departments will travel around South Greenland and hold citizen meetings.     The purpose is, among other things, to educate citizens so that they can participate in public hearings of the mineral resources companies' EIA and SIA reports, which tell about the importance of mining projects for the environment and society.This is stated in a letter sent from the Danish Environmental Protection Agency for raw materials to local authorities and interest organizations in South Greenland this week.Naalakkersuisoq for raw materials, Erik Jensen, will not immediately reveal whether there is concrete progress in the Kuannersuit project, since the expert group is sent to South Greenland in February. READ ALSO 100 million in tax revenue. He says to KNR that Naalakkersuisut still does not have an application from Greenland Minerals & Energy, which meets the requirements of the legislation. On Saturday, Erik Jensen will hold a citizens' meeting in Narsaq, where he will, among other things, present a status on the Kuannersuit project. Erik Jensen states that the citizens' meeting in Narsaq is held at the request of Inatsisartut, and as part of Naalakkersuisut's efforts to involve the local population in the development of the raw materials projects.