We have started to collect the most important news related to Greenland in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
A 30-year-old British man dies during a 400-mile trek across Greenland's ice sheet.
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Voters go to the polls in Greenland on Tuesday, in an election dominated by the question of how the territory should exploit its mineral riches.
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Greenland says it will not favour the EU over China as major powers explore for rare earth minerals in the vast Arctic territory.
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Ice loss from Greenland's vast sheet may happen mainly in short bursts, research suggests, meaning sea level changes are hard to predict.
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Nasa has said satellites have recorded what it calls "unprecedented" surface melting in Greenland. It comes after a boat owner narrowly escaped a glacier collapse last week.
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The surface of Greenland's massive ice sheet has melted this month over an unusually large area, Nasa has said.
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An iceberg twice the size of Manhattan has broken away from the Petermann Glacier in northern Greenland, scientists say.
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The Petermann Glacier in northern Greenland has calved an iceberg twice the size of Manhattan, scientists say.
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Greenland sharks swim so slowly that they must sneak up on seals as they sleep in order to catch them, research suggests.
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Greenland's glaciers are not speeding up as much as previously thought and may be contributing "significantly less" to sea-level rise, a study says.
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