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drift

[drift] / drɪft /




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Researchers have found that microplastics drifting through rivers, lakes, and oceans constantly release a complex blend of dissolved organic chemicals into the water.

From Science Daily

And that absence has helped cement a prevailing narrative: China isn’t stimulating, and without a big push, its economy will continue to drift.

From Barron's

Snow accumulations could be around 2-10cm at low levels but up to 20-30cm over higher ground with some drifting and blizzards.

From BBC

There is a warning of "significant" drifting of snow due to the high winds.

From BBC

A giant iceberg drifting towards a remote island threatened wildlife, reminding us that science is just as vital for spotting danger as it is for making discoveries.

From BBC