• monomon@programming.dev
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    1 hour ago

    I don’t get this part

    Nuuk concluded that ordering the containers removed “would not be proportionate,” leaving the government to choose between licensing drilling in an area that may fall under wetlands protection or refusing and risking handing Trump an opening to press his claim harder.

    Why would it not be proportionate, given that they lied about having a license?

  • Treczoks@lemmy.world
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    5 hours ago

    Time to send in the police, confiscate the equipment, and take the workers away for questioning.

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      Greenland is self governing when it comes to internal matters. Unless Trump sends in actual soldiers there’s not much that Denmark can do without violating Greenland’s self governance. Greenland just needs to send the police and stop them.

    • BlindPenguin@lemmy.world
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      3 hours ago

      All the Americans that kept telling us about their glorious 2nd amendment wanna show us how to deal with it?

  • Brkdncr@lemmy.world
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    6 hours ago

    I read the article. No where does it say any drilling is starting. This is a sensationalized headline.

    • WideEyedStupid@lemmy.world
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      Did you read the article?

      Greenland Energy, a Texas-based company established just last year, is pressing ahead with the drilling plans regardless, with a company representative saying a vessel loaded with 300 shipping containers of drilling gear is due to leave Canada on 12 September, and drilling set to start in October.