Greenland's freshwater reserves seen as ‘frozen capital’ as water becomes a national security issue

The framing of water as a strategic asset highlights the growing recognition of its scarcity and the geopolitical implications that come with it. As nations grapple with climate change and dwindling freshwater supplies, Greenland's vast reserves may become a focal point for international relations and environmental policy. This shift in perspective could lead to increased investment in water conservation technologies and infrastructure.