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    Election in Greenland: What Does it Hold for Uranium?

    Written by Investing News Network
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    Nov. 28, 2014 02:35PM PST

    Greenland is heading to the polls today to vote on a new premier which could affect the uranium industry. Opposition party leader Sara Olsvig has vowed to reinstate a ban on uranium mining if her party is elected.

    Greenland is heading to the polls today to vote on a new premier which could affect the uranium industry. Opposition party leader Sara Olsvig has vowed to reinstate a ban on uranium mining if her party is elected.

    According to Reuters:

    This would put in jeopardy the Kvanefjeld deposit operated by Greenland Minerals and Energy and Kringlerne operated by fellow Australian company, Tanbreez. Both are described by the operators as some of the largest in the world.

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