Economia
Indianos: subdesenvolvidos, mas inteligentes
Notícia interessante: NEW DELHI: An Indian man has invented a refrigerator that runs without electricity, as he aimed to create one that's affordable for the masses.
Munshukhbai Prajapati made the refrigerator entirely out of clay, and the gadget uses no electricity.
He spent nearly two years to come up with the concept of the earthen refrigerator and named it "Mitti Cool" or cool clay.
The earthen refrigerator can keep 20 litres of water cool, and vegetables and milk fresh for up to three days.
Priced at US$60 a piece, the refrigerator has become the most sought after household appliance among the rural poor Indians, who could only once dream of owning a refrigerator.
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Economia
Indianos: subdesenvolvidos, mas inteligentes
Notícia interessante: NEW DELHI: An Indian man has invented a refrigerator that runs without electricity, as he aimed to create one that's affordable for the masses.
Munshukhbai Prajapati made the refrigerator entirely out of clay, and the gadget uses no electricity.
He spent nearly two years to come up with the concept of the earthen refrigerator and named it "Mitti Cool" or cool clay.
The earthen refrigerator can keep 20 litres of water cool, and vegetables and milk fresh for up to three days.
Priced at US$60 a piece, the refrigerator has become the most sought after household appliance among the rural poor Indians, who could only once dream of owning a refrigerator.
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A decisão do Comité de Basileia de adiar medidas que iam exigir mais capital aos bancos e os testes de stress estão a criar um ambiente mais 'cool' para a banca. Finalmente. Em Portugal há ainda a notícia de que o Estado vai reforçar...
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Analysis: Brazil's once-envied energy matrix a victim of "hubris" By Jeb Blount RIO DE JANEIRO | Mon Jan 7, 2013 4:25pm EST RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Just five years ago, Brazil's mostly "green" energy landscape was the envy of nations...
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By Bloomberg News - Jul 13, 2011China’s economy and industrial output expanded more than analysts predicted, driving up stocks across Asia as the nation maintains momentum after monetary tightening to cool inflation....
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IBGE: PIB do 1º trimestre cresce 1,3% ante 4º trimestre Equipe AE , Em sexta-feira 3/6/2011, às 9:01O Produto Interno Bruto (PIB) do Brasil registrou aumento de 1,3% no primeiro trimestre deste ano ante o trimestre imediatamente anterior, informou...
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