AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoSeabed Mining: Greenland’s parliament unanimously directed the government to draft a ban on deep-sea mining and seabed exploration through 2029. The law is not yet in force; lawmakers expect to adopt it in 2027, citing risks to marine life and fisheries. Mineral Projects: Eclipse Metals has started a two-rig drilling campaign at its Grønnedal rare-earths project in South Greenland. Separately, Australia’s AuKing Mining agreed to fund exploration near Maniitsoq for a potential 75% stake, committing up to €10 million. Arctic Connections: The EU’s draft Arctic strategy proposes a secure undersea cable linking Greenland to Europe, with a longer-term route through Canada toward Japan and South Korea. Historical Justice: Inuit women continue to seek accountability for Denmark’s forced-contraception campaign, which affected thousands of women and girls from the 1960s to the 1990s.
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