become airborne

It warned that beyond the "contaminated water and soil, contaminants from the spilled mine tailings may also become airborne, posing a health threat if inhaled".

The researchers said the pollutants are carried in wastewater and stormwater runoff, and become airborne in spray where the river meets the crashing waves near the border, and also likely enter the air from churning waters in the river itself.

Also, make sure the ash is tightly contained in a plastic bag — even double-bagged — so it can’t spill out of the trash and become airborne.

Her previous research had shown that bacterial microbes could become airborne pathogens in sea spray.

He’d already overridden the program so that all the oxygen would be delivered to the Workshop, where the virus would become airborne.