Ponca Casey Camp-Horinek honors Rights of Nature and Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women at Bioneers

Ponca Councilwoman Casey Camp Horinek delivering keynote address. Photo by Bioneers.

Casey Camp Horinek: Aligning Human Law with Natural Law'

By Brenda Norrell
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SAN RAFAEL, Calif. -- Ponca Casy Camp-Horinek spoke on the Rights of Nature, enacted as law by the Ponca Nation in Oklahoma, at the Bioneers Conference think tank. Describing the decades of rape, murder and oppression, she also honored Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women. Remembering the Ponca women who were raped and murdered by the Calvary, she said this is the same mentality of today's oil and gas industry man camps.

House Vote to Protect Greater Chaco Landscape is Major Step Forward

Halliburton destroying Greater Chaco region at Lybrook, New Mexico, in Jan. 2018. Photo by Daniel Tso.

House Vote to Protect Greater Chaco Landscape is Major Step Forward

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November 1, 2019

SANTA FE, NM - The U.S. House of Representatives has passed the Chaco Cultural Heritage Area Protection Act (H.R. 2181), a move hailed by the Greater Chaco Coalition.