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World’s Largest Tropical Forest National Park, Hiring Refugees, ‘Quieter Hour’ for Autistic Shoppers

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12.10.2018
by Roxana Adam
#Autism, #Colombia, #Conservation, #Rainforest, #Refugees
Photo: Eddy Milfort / Flickr (CC BY-SA 2.0)

Colombia’s tropical forest national park Serranía de Chiribiquete is the size of Denmark and has one of the highest biodiversity rates in the northern Amazon; Australian company CERES Fair Food actively hires asylum seekers; and nearly 500 UK supermarkets introduce a ‘quieter hour’ in order to provide a calmer shopping experience for autistic customers.

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Good News
12.10.2018
by Roxana Adam
#Autism, #Colombia, #Conservation, #Rainforest, #Refugees
Photo: Eddy Milfort / Flickr (CC BY-SA 2.0)
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