Drag each phrase to indicate which flood mitigation technique it describes.(2 points) floodplain management stormwater management elevated structures

Drag each phrase to indicate which flood mitigation technique it describes.

floodplain management

storm water management

elevated structures

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: : reduces water runoff into streets, lawns, and other sites

: : used mainly on the coast

: : protects buildings in low-lying areas prone to floods

floodplain management   : : protects buildings in low-lying areas prone to floods

storm water management  : : reduces water runoff into streets, lawns, and other sites

elevated structures  : : used mainly on the coast

Explanation:

The buildings which are situated on low lying areas are expected to be affected by the floods. Thus they require flood management.

Storm water management is used so reduce the collection or accumulation of water during storm or after the storm in all regions like streets, lawns, and places.

Elevated structures can be defined as those places which are situated on the coast. These structures are barriers for preventing the water from ocean into the residential places.

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