Microsoft founder Bill Gates has reportedly pledged $1.5 billion towards climate change initiatives as part of the Democrat’s infrastructure bill. The announcement comes just days after Gates and his billionaire friends announced a plan to tear apart Greenland in search of pricey minerals.
Jeff Bezos, Michael Bloomberg, and Bill Gates are backing a joint mining venture that will explore Greenland for materials used in electric vehicles. The exploration project will be undertaken by KoBold mining, backed by the billionaires, and BlueJay Mining.
In a Thursday press conference with Danish Foreign Minister Jeppe Kofod and Greenland’s premier, Mute Egede, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken confirmed to reporters that the United States is not interested in purchasing Greenland, Reuters reported.
People in Nuuk, Greenland, have voted overwhelmingly against removing a statue of missionary Hans Egede which was vandalised by activists in June.
President Donald Trump floated the possibility of selling Puerto Rico in 2017, according to former acting Department of Homeland Security Secretary Elaine Duke.
Alarmist news media have blamed the closing of a Greenland airport on manmade global warming, declaring Friday that the airfield is the “latest victim of climate change.”
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) praised Democrat debate moderator Jorge Ramos Thursday night, telling journalists to take “notes” from the anchor, whom she said asked “tough, but fair questions.”
Greenland is melting at a record pace and the Amazon is burning, Univision anchor Jorge Ramos claimed during the Democrat debate Thursday night in Houston, Texas.
As President Donald Trump’s recent interest in Greenland sparks a closer look at the Arctic island, it may be instructive to investigate the possibilities of Greenland becoming a major supply source to one of the most utilized resources in the world and one that is quickly disappearing — sand.
TBS late-night host Conan O’Brien announced Monday that he traveled to Greenland “on behalf of the United States” to film an upcoming episode of his show. The move came after President Donald Trump suggested the United States should purchase the island for strategic reasons.
Sunday during New York AM 970 radio’s “The Cats Roundtable,” Rep. Peter King (R-NY) weighed in on the prospect of President Donald Trump purchasing Greenland. King voiced his support of buying Greenland for its potential in location and its natural
Slate wrote that President Donald Trump’s idea to buy Greenland could be a good one considering the consequences of climate change.
Donald Trump’s considered acquisition of Greenland is intended to block China’s efforts to “get a foothold” on the island, said Tammy Bruce.
As a matter of national security and economic prosperity, it makes sense for the United States to have a strong footprint in Greenland.
Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) said Wednesday he suggested months ago to President Donald Trump that the United States should purchase Greenland and even met with a top Danish diplomat to discuss a potential sale.
President Trump criticised wealthy northern European state Denmark for its insufficient support of the NATO alliance in comments that follow a war of words over the nation’s mocking dismissal of the President’s interest in Greenland.
President Trump has cancelled a trip to the small European state Denmark, after Danish leaders ridiculed his offer to consider negotiations over the purchase of semi-autonomous territory Greenland from the state.
The image, created by Jon Gabriel, shows the Trump Hotel in Las Vegas, photoshopped into an image of the tiny town of Ittoqqortoormiit, Greenland.
Last week, the Wall Street Journal had a scoop of sorts; the headline read, “President Trump Eyes a New Real-Estate Purchase: Greenland: In conversations with aides, the president has — with varying degrees of seriousness — floated the idea of the U.S. buying the autonomous Danish territory.”
Greenland just lost 11 billion tons of ice melted in one day because of this shocking weather event known as ‘summer’.
China has increased its civilian activities in the Arctic in recent years, with a potential eye towards deploying submarines there.
An 11-million ton iceberg sitting off the coast of a Greenland Village is worrying villagers, who say the iceberg could break off and threaten the remote village at a moment’s notice.
