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Greenland is the largest island in the world, mostly covered by ice and snow.

It belongs to Denmark but is geographically closer to Canada and the United States.

The United States established military bases in Greenland early on because it is important for the security of the Arctic and the Atlantic.

Greenland has a small population of about 55,000 people, mainly Inuit.

The island's economy is underdeveloped, relying mainly on fishing and hunting, but it has rich mineral resources such as bauxite, copper, and uranium.

The United States hopes to directly manage Greenland because of its important location and resources.

Greenland's climate is very cold, with winter temperatures reaching minus fifty degrees.

Transportation on the island is inconvenient, mainly relying on dog sleds and boats.

Currently, Greenland has its own flag and local government but is still part of Denmark.

In the future, the issue of Greenland's ownership will continue to attract attention.