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Taking Greenland won't fix the US's problems in the Arctic, experts say
Experts argue that acquiring Greenland will not address the US's Arctic challenges, emphasizing underinvestment in existing Arctic infrastructure and neglect of Alaska Native communities. The US has fallen behind Russia in Arctic strategic presence as climate change accelerates regional accessibility and competition.
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