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In the premier episode of Zero Hour Talks, Zero Hour co-founders Jamie Margolin in Seattle, Zanagee Artis in Connecticut and Nadia Nazar in Baltimore come together remotely to share how they're coping with the coronavirus quarantine, offer their insights, valuable information and inspiration, and discuss how we can keep the climate movement going despite being stuck in our home.
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