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A Luxembourg protest brings opposition to a Nunavut mine expansion to the world stage

Greenpeace, which organized the protest, said it was acting in solidarity with Nunavut Inuit groups.

By Lindsay Campbell, Nunatsiaq News July 2, 2021

While a public hearing on Baffinland Iron Mines Corp.’s expansion project is on hold, a Greenpeace protest at the headquarters of the mining company’s co-owner in Luxembourg has stoked fires of opposition to the development proposal.

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