Many structural strategies listed in Module 13 cost-benefit pages involve building barriers, berms, and levees. Why might these types of protection be considered of less value in places such as Miami and the Maldive Islands than in places such as New Orleans and New York (what sets Miami and the Maldives apart from New Orleans and New York)? Group of answer choices The low land elevation in Miami and the Maldives may mean that structures could not be high enough to combat future sea level rise rates. Poorer people predominantly live at the coast in both places The cost of maintenance for Miami and the Maldives could be prohibitively high in the future. Miami and the Maldives have porous bedrock and water seeps up from below causing flooding and salinization of aquifers