As Greenland nears uranium decision, opponents fear public won’t be heard
Protestors call on pro-uranium lawmakers to hold referendum as part of approval process for controversial mine.
May 16, 2018
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Opponents of uranium mining in Greenland staged a pair of demonstrations on Tuesday to urge newly elected lawmakers not to approve a planned mine in southern Greenland without holding a referendum first.
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