World's most expensive treasure hunt with private jets, drones and 'tech-filled trucks'

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top billionaires is currently underway.The lavish game, funded by Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates, Michael Bloomberg and more will be located in Greenland – the world's largest island.And they're doing it in the hope of solving the climate issue . . .

apparently.READ MORE: Beer-loving Brit drinkers are furious at £9 pints and eye-watering pub price hikesThe hunt will see equipment such as huge helicopters, drones and satellites used to find some of the most valuable treasure on Earth.No, not gold or diamonds, but nickel and cobalt.The entire event will be run by Bluejay Mining CEO Bo Møller Stensgaard, who told CNN: “It is a concern to witness the consequences and impacts from the climate changes in Greenland.“But, generally speaking, climate changes overall have made exploration and mining in Greenland easier and more accessible.“We are looking for a deposit that will be the first- or second-largest most significant nickel and cobalt deposit in the world.” But why is it happening in Greenland?

Well, the once-snow and ice covered land has been melting at a rapid rate in recent years, and has become a microcosm of the impacts of climate change.