Citing safety concerns, Greenland Minerals won’t take part in second round of Kuannersuit hearings
The decision comes after government officials sat out similar meetings in February because of a bomb threat.
August 23, 2021
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A second round of public hearings about the proposed Kuannersuit rare earths and uranium mine getting underway Monday in southern Greenland will take place without the participation of the project’s owner, the Self-Rule Authority has announced.
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