Painting climate change in Bangladesh

UK newspaper The Guardian has a gallery of eight paintings created by the Bangladesh government and NGOs to teach people in rural Bangladesh about climate change and how to adapt to it.

Like in other areas or countries around the world populated mainly by people who can’t read or write, screenplays, songs and dramas are used to communicate the change.

Click on the image below for the link (slideshow)

Meanwhile industrialized countries do merely nothing to contain effects from global warming to developing nations. These governments are spending thousands of billions to bailout or better to say on presents to their buddies, friends and potential future employers in the so-called finance industry while the ongoing climate, food, water and poverty crisis are left alone to happen and might if continuing like now most likely kill billions of people on this planet.

Or should we call this the effects of a global corruption and human value crisis grown exponentially since neo-liberal thinking has become mainstream with the powerbrokers and puppeteers in the backrooms of these governments.