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It takes a lot of energy to push water through the membranes.
When hurricanes make landfall, low pressure and strong winds push water onto land.
Huge eruptions of methane bubbles may push water away from a ship, causing it to sink.
Meanwhile, ocean circulation patterns are changing in ways that push water up against the mid-Atlantic coast.
For example, instead of using pumps, pipes could expand and contract, in a process resembling peristalsis, to push water.
There are limits to how far it is possible to push water uphill with one's bare hands.
A few of those rows act as a filter to keep food in and push water out.
When heavy winds push water toward the shore, the water level rises well above the regular tide.
It takes a lot of work to push water through the membranes pressure that translates into high energy usage.
The panels power the water pumps that push water from a borehole round the hydroponic growing system.
Such storms can push water in front of them for many days and then finish the job as they cross the shoreline head-on.
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