Drilling for petroleum on Greenland's ice caps, climate floods in Amsterdam, and film actors are involved.

The entities involved

• Greenland →

  autonomous territory of the Kingdom of Denmark and world's largest island

  • Amaroq Ltd. is focusing on mineral properties, including copper, in South Greenland, with Citigroup acting as a corporate broker.Wed 18:40
  • Denmark has granted the US military basing rights and operational control over Greenland's ports, including a veto on local investments.Wed 17:05
• Amsterdam →

  capital and most populous city of the Netherlands

  • Gloversville and Amsterdam joined communities banning battery systems amid surging safety concerns following fires in Jefferson.03:04
  • Journalists are operating online from various European cities, including Istanbul and Amsterdam.Wed 19:05
• Cruise →

  self-driving car company

  Nothing else this week.

• John Goodman →

  player of American football

  • Tom Cruise and John Goodman are collaborating on a film project titled Digger.Wed 11:25
  • President debates disaster response affecting the region in Alaska.Mon 21:08

Related events

• The European Commission maintained a ban on drilling in the Arctic, highlighting the clash between EU green goals and energy needs.Sep 21
• An ice shelf dislodged from a glacier in Greenland on September 22, 2026, attributed to drilling activity.Sep 23
• Leverhulme Trust funded research on the ice sheet in Greenland.Jun 7
• EU plans to invest €200 million in Greenland this year, while Goldman Sachs warns of risks to Brent crude prices amid escalating global tensions.Sep 7
• ESA compiled data on Greenland's ice sheet melt on August 15, 2012.Aug 16