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This is the full text of a letter written by prominent émigrés to ministers in protest over the country’s role in border closures against refugees 
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A small town in Austria that had no significant industry or trade business is now thriving thanks to local renewable resources.
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Australia's biggest banks are threatening to hobble local bitcoin companies, by suddenly withdrawing banking services from their potential future rivals.
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"In 1983, a couple of years after the second of the 1970s oil shocks and at a time when petroleum prices were relatively low, in a village near Graz, Austria, in the province of Styria, a farmer and an engineer led a group of 32 people in building simple do it yourself solar heaters. They said, "Our primary aim was to build a collector that was inexpensive and easy to build for every one of us. Having become aware of the ��finiteness of natural resources, we also aimed at avoiding all material waste in constructing the collector. Other important aspects were the saving of energy, environmental protection, and community building. Everybody was expected to build their own collector in order to be sufficiently familiar with its function.”
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