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Alcoa today welcomed the decision taken by the Greenland parliament to advance into a second phase of joint studies with Alcoa into the feasibility of establishing a world class sustainable aluminum industry in Greenland.

Using the partnership with the Joint Committee as a framework, Branding Greenland joined with Greenland Tourist and Business Council, Air Greenland and Greenland Venture to arrange workshops about cruise tourism and investment opportunities in Greenland. The workshops were held in Washington D.C. on May 8th, 2008.

The Greenland cookery book ‘Igaassat’ - recipes, written by Anne Sofie Hardenberg, has won a prestigious international prize. Hardenberg’s cookery book won third prize in the final of a major cookery book competition ‘Gourmand Awards’ in London in April.

Researchers in Denmark are looking for microscopic life forms inside one of the world's most inhospitable natural phenomena: the Greenlandic Ikka towers. It's a biological treasure hunt, where the treasure could prove to be extremely rewarding, both financially as well as environmentally.

Gourmet salmon tournedos developed by Royal Greenland won the prestigious seafood competition yesterday at Europe's largest seafood fair.

Ministers from both Denmark and Greenland have agreed to create a 'climate university' in Greenland.

Quadra Mining Ltd., the Canadian mineral explorer which last year bought International Molybdenum Plc, filed for permission to dig for the metal on Greenland.

There is something absurdly ironic when climate change caused by the oil industry leads to the melting of ice, which in turn leads to more land or sea being available to explore for oil and gas.

A&R announces that it is making considerable progress towards the planned re-opening of the Black Angel mine in Greenland and the board is confident that it will be able to commence production during 2008.

Profit of DKK 23,3 million after tax at Royal Arctic Line A/S