A Trump-linked oil company has announced plans to begin drilling activities in Greenland, but the project is facing a key obstacle: required permits have not been secured. Local authorities and regulators say the company must complete the necessary approvals before work can legally proceed. Environmental groups have urged caution, warning that offshore drilling could threaten fragile Arctic ecosystems. The firm argues it is ready to move forward promptly, but officials maintain the permitting process must be finalized first.
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