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In reply to the discussion: Water levels across the Great Lakes are falling - just as US data centers move in [View all]

multigraincracker

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1. Live near the West Coast of Erie.
Reply to cbabe (Original post)
Tue Dec 16, 2025, 11:45 AM
Dec 16

Now when we get a strong wind out of the West, the shoreline can move out a 100 yards.

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Water levels across the Great Lakes are falling - just as US data centers move in [View all] cbabe Dec 16 OP
Live near the West Coast of Erie. multigraincracker Dec 16 #1
Looking forward to it Cirsium Dec 16 #2
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