Greenland's retreating ice exposes vast untapped reserves of critical minerals, creating opportunities for mining companies despite logistical challenges. Researchers highlight the island's potential as a mining hub, with deposits of rare earth metals, lithium, and titanium emerging as ice sheets melt. The lack of infrastructure and Greenland's remote location pose significant barriers. Greenland's Prime Minister has emphasized the island's openness to partnerships while maintaining its aspirations for independence. Experts caution that large-scale extraction may take years as Greenland remains in the early stages of exploration.
