Two students from the University of Michigan received a scholarship from Weather Underground to attend the Paris meetings: Lizz Ultee and Matt Irish. Lizz Ultee, a doctoral candidate, is studying how glaciers contribute to global mean sea level rise. She values a holistic, justice centered approach to her work and looks forward to learning how natural science research is translated into worldwide policy in the UNFCCC process.

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You don’t even need to have handled a gun or know which end a bullet comes out to get a concealed carry permit in Virginia.”Many of the speakers agreed that openly carrying firearms, especially assault weapons, should be prohibited on city property. In September 2019, a small group carried military rifles through the Old Town Farmers’ Market, alarming several residents and vendors.”I am against people carrying their guns openly, displaying multiple guns, walking through the farmers’ market or other public areas if the intent is to intimidate, instill fear, or terror into others, because to me, that’s bullying and terrorism,” Len Garren, a resident and farmers’ market vendor, said.A recurring argument from those who spoke in opposition to the ordinance was that it wouldn’t deter those with the intent of doing harm.”There’s absolutely no data to hint that it serves a compelling public interest,” resident Adam Grossman said. “As a result, the ordinance essentially serves to benefit criminals who have gained the luxury of knowing that their potential victims are truly defenseless while they’re in public spaces [such] as parks, garages and adjacent streets.”Resident Courtney Dethomas argued that all guns can cause damage.”This ‘good guys with a gun’ argument is absurd to me.