Reporter: what is Canada doing to help protect Greenland's integrity:

Future of Greenland is for the people of Greenland to decide. We are both members of NATO, and article 5 stands. We opened a consulate in Greenland.

In discussions with NATO/Denmark/Greenland on [long term] security.
Canada has increased it military presences from 3 months /year to 12 months/year.

No mention of sending troups there now.

added in french: we expect all NATO members to respect their obligations under NATO.

Reporter: what is Canada doing to help protect Greenland's integrity:

Future of Greenland is for the people of Greenland to decide. We are both members of NATO, and article 5 stands. We opened a consulate in Greenland.

In discussions with NATO/Denmark/Greenland on [long term] security.
Canada has increased it military presences from 3 months /year to 12 months/year.

No mention of sending troups there now.

added in french: we expect all NATO members to respect their obligations under NATO.

“According to the Global Carbon Project’s latest numbers, vegetation-based CDR is currently absorbing the equivalent of about 5% of annual fossil carbon dioxide emissions, while technology-based CDR accounts for only about one-millionth of the CO2 emitted from fossil fuels”

That harnessing nature for Carbon Dioxide Removal outperforms industrial attempts at CDR by a factor of 50,000 should tell us something
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