Profile | Natulcien

Username: Natulcien
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About Me

What could I say about myself that would best describe me... hmmm.... *thinks* Well, we could call me "THE" French Canadian activist! Governments and people are not reacting fast enough for misc. reason. I'm here to help them move faster towards renewable energy and to guide them through this perilous quest!

Cause Area

Energy

Change Agents I Nominated

Change Agents I Back

David Millar David Millar | 350 ppm: "the most important number in the world" -- Bill McKibben
Backed since 2009-09-11

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Elie Nduwayesu Elie Nduwayesu | Strong Children for a Strong Rwanda
Backed since 2009-09-15

Fan Buzz Builder Angel First Responder Advocate

Maya z Maya z | We Co Create
Backed since 2009-09-11

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Shawn Clark Shawn Clark | Photographing the Ocean when its least thought about
Backed since 2009-09-11

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Ben Lucky Ben Lucky | Wizetrize: You Win for the Environment, Yourself and Others by Making a Difference Today
Backed since 2009-09-11

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Brigham Coombs Brigham Coombs | Giving change agents the media attention they deserve
Backed since 2009-09-11

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Jeremy Taylor Jeremy Taylor | Earth Survey Project
Backed since 2009-09-11

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Vinnie Tortorich Vinnie Tortorich | A pedal stroke at a time to save the planet
Backed since 2009-09-11

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My Recent Comments

  • I see your point, but as for MMORPG games, since the users do not have to purchase any software or game station, the worst really comes from the energy consumption. Those games are set onto the game company servers which is better than distributing software CD. Those servers are rarely thrown to garbage nor recycled (though they often get refurbished). The servers get upgraded, so as for carbon wise, they are more environmentally friendly than Nintendo, Sony and company...
    Posted to Nathalie Caron: MMOPRG GAMES on Mar 03, 2010 01:03 PM
  • My, I have yet to learn how to embed a video. Sorry about the scripting :(
    Posted to Nathalie Caron's story on Sep 11, 2009 11:09 AM