AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoIce Loss Watch: A new satellite study says Greenland and Antarctica have shed about 12.5 trillion tonnes of ice since 1979, lifting global sea levels by ~3.2 cm, with most loss driven by warmer ocean water undermining glaciers from below. Arctic Science: Researchers say odd Arctic sea-ice movement can be explained by repeated collisions between individual ice floes, helping refine how ice drifts as the region warms. Greenland Security Deal: Trump says the US, Denmark and Greenland have agreed to “permanent control over security” in Greenland, with Denmark and Greenland stressing sovereignty and self-determination, while reporting points to expanded US military access and limits on rival bases. Press Freedom Clash: US press groups criticize Trump’s move to bar CNN, Politico and MS Now from the White House as a First Amendment violation. Critical Minerals: US funding and company updates highlight the push to secure rare-earth and tungsten supply chains ahead of a US-China meeting, with Greenland-linked mining firms positioning critical minerals for defense and tech demand. Cartography Shift: The UN backs a new world map projection that better reflects Africa’s size, with Greenland’s relative appearance changing under the new math.
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