We have started to collect the most important news related to Greenland in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Greenhouse gas emissions are rising at an "unsustainable" rate and the Greenland ice cap is at risk, scientists say.
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Greenland's glaciers are sliding towards the sea much faster than previously believed, US scientists say.
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Greenland's plan to expand its whale hunt causes deadlock at an annual whaling conference in Alaska.
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Officials from five countries around the Arctic meet in Greenland to discuss how to divide the region's vast natural reserves.
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The first vote at this year's International Whaling Commission meeting denies Greenland's request to hunt humpbacks.
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Data from a Greenland ice core indicates that coal burning is the prime source of heavy metal pollution in the Arctic.
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Greenland is trying to withdraw its whale hunt from International Whaling Commission jurisdiction, the BBC learns.
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Missing US nuclear bomb mystery haunts Greenland
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A referendum shows 75% of people in Greenland favour back a new deal giving more autonomy from Denmark.
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Danish politicians say Greenland is still years away from true autonomy, despite its vote for greater self-rule.
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