Rising waters in Barnegat Bay threatened to submerge the pumps the plant uses to pull in water to cool its reactor and spent-fuel pools.
What happens in a drought situation is similar to what happens with overdevelopment: there can be less dilution of wastewater because a well pump will pull in water from a larger and larger area.
Nearly 100 years after fetid water from the Gowanus Canal first flowed under Brooklyn, the city is in the middle of a four-year, $140 million renovation of the Gowanus flushing tunnel, a landmark-worthy bit of infrastructure that flushes out the canal by pulling in comparatively clean water from Buttermilk Channel.
The reefs around Mackay have unusually large tides, which might have pulled in cooler water and saved the coral there.
Other environmentalists provided other arguments for leaving the breach alone including the fact that it flushed out pollution and pulled in fresh water.
There was the fisherman who reached out over the side of his boat to check his line, only to be pulled in the water by a croc who grabbed him by the arm.
A Bernoullian might favor S-shaped strokes, pulling in and pulling out, to launch the body through the water.
The calculation of the index of coordination (IdC) requires the identification of key points in the stroke cycle [ 2, 4], specifically, (A) entry and catch of the hand in the water, (B) pull in the water, (C) push in the water, and (D) recovery out of the water.
The picture is ambiguous: there is a deathly darkness about being pulled in to the water and going under, but it is seductive as well.
Global currents are driven by cold, salty water descending to the depths and pulling in warmer water from the equator; a change at the poles could have an impact on climate all over the world, way into the future.
