A Snow Filled Glimpse Analysis

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The author of “A snow Filled Glimpse” brings up the points of climate change, conservatism and plutocracy. The first issue that David Sirota, brings up is climate change this has to be the biggest problem because it affects the entire world not only Americans. In recent times by this I mean seven days ago one million Monarch butterflies died on their migration to Mexico. The reason these creatures died was because it snowed in the forest they were migrating to. If you said who care about the butterflies they don’t do anything, well they do it’s important for local ecosystems for pest control and natural pollination. Sirota, talks about conservatism which in a way is hard to know about because if one is a liberal we tend to think that we know

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