Michael Killen, America Artist and Filmmaker, and former business think tank president said he made the ‘Don Quixote Meets Ocean Change’ (15 x 6 feet) painting that debuted at a US government agency recently, to being attention to those who are dependent on the US fishing and seafood industries for their livelyhood and wealth that their industry will be first to be impacted adversely by ocean change that is caused by carbon emissions.
In the painting, on the lower right, shows Congress sitting on as anchor as Don Quixote and other persons try to destroy birth place of carbon emissions.
Michael believes that if voters who are dependent on those industries discover that carbon emissions will destroy those industries, if left uncheck, they will help create a Ocean Change Carbon Emissions Narrative that will help increase the number of persons in Congress who’ll vote to halt the deadly emissions.
Michael included Don Quixote in the painting because the errant knight brings new communities of voters to the stop carbon emissions message.
Governments, foundations, Universities, and other organizations' Climate Change Action Persuasion Strategies have made progress appealing to people's logic. 