I'm thinking about how this relates to our school's science project on climate change... I mean, Greenland is literally facing an existential threat from it 
. It makes sense that they'd want to team up with NATO for support. We should learn more about how we can help mitigate the effects of climate change too, like reducing our carbon footprint and conserving energy in school 
. It makes sense that they'd want to team up with NATO for support. We should learn more about how we can help mitigate the effects of climate change too, like reducing our carbon footprint and conserving energy in school 
i mean, it's already dealing with some crazy climate stuff over there, so it makes sense they'd wanna get some backup 
but what does this really mean for the global security landscape? is it just another way to play out the great game of geopolitics 
or can we actually see some real tangible benefits from this alliance? and what about Denmark - are they cool with Greenland going solo 