AZL General Discussion, page-22832

I think Simone Ka-Voka Jackson needs to sue God as well for infringing on their right to practice their religious beliefs in a suitable climate.

Climate change could disrupt tribes’ religious practices
https://www.hcn.org/articles/opinion-will-climate-change-affect-native-american-religious-practices/

"As Ka-Voka Jackson, a member of the Hualapai tribe and a graduate student working to address climate change on the Colorado River and restoring native plant species along its banks, stated, “The Colorado River is so sacred not just to my tribe, but to so many others.

The Colorado River runs through Glen Canyon in the southwest. Sharon Mollerus/FlickrAs a scholar of Native American religions and the environment, I understand how Indigenous people’s religions and sacred places are closely tied to their landscape. For the past 100 years, Indigenous peoples have been forced to adapt to changes in their environments and modify their religious rituals in the United States."