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Julie Bishop joins Trump-fuelled Greenland rare earths play

Summary by The West Australian

The junior miner buoyed by Donald Trump’s talk of a Greenland takeover has added Julie Bishop to its ranks.

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Greenland's rare earths are difficult to exploit. The West can't really handle processing them. China can.

Rare earths are highlighted as critical for the green transition. The problem is not the deposits, but that the Chinese completely dominate the processing.

2 months ago·Copenhagen, Denmark

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The West Australian

Julie Bishop joins Trump-fuelled Greenland rare earths play

The junior miner buoyed by Donald Trump’s talk of a Greenland takeover has added Julie Bishop to its ranks.

2 months ago·Australia

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Business News

Bishop lends expertise to Greenland developer

The challenging geostrategic elements of Energy Transition Minerals' Greenland project amid Donald Trump’s renewed interest in the island is what attracted Julie Bishop to her new role.

2 months ago

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Merca2.es

Donald Trump, on the warpath for Greenland's 'charms': oil, gas, lithium and the desired rare earths

Greenland is the largest island in the world. Its savage immensity is as hostile to human habitability as it is fertile for climate study: an icy extension of the size of Western Europe, whose total population does not exceed that of Arganda del Rey. And yet, Donald Trump claims he is willing to take up arms to reclaim the territory. And it is that the Greenlandian surface is barren as a pebble, but its subsoil overflows with treasures. A few da…

2 months ago

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