Question

due to rising sea levels, many historic sites in the united states are at risk of flooding. at jamestown, the first permanent english colony in america, sea levels are rising at twice the rate of the global average. this means artifacts buried there are threatened by water damage. some scientists are considering ways to rescue the artifacts before theyre destroyed. annapolis, maryland, is home to the largest collection of eighteenth - century colonial era buildings in the country. many are concerned that these buildings could be damaged by flooding and extreme weather events. experts have responded by establishing a plan to prepare these buildings for flooding. bostons historic district could also be in serious trouble due to rising sea levels. some officials have suggested using sandbags to protect these buildings from water damage. match the problems with their solutions. experts are debating the use of sandbags. experts are devising ways to remove them. experts are making flood response plans. problem: jamestown artifacts are at risk. historic buildings in annapolis are at risk. historic buildings in boston are at risk. solution:

Explanation:

For Jamestown, the problem is artifacts at risk and the solution is to rescue them (experts devising ways to remove them as they are threatened by water damage). For Annapolis, the historic buildings are at risk and experts are making flood - response plans. For Boston, the historic buildings are at risk and experts are debating the use of sandbags as a protection method.

Answer:

Jamestown artifacts are at risk. - Experts are devising ways to remove them.
Historic buildings in Annapolis are at risk. - Experts are making flood response plans.
Historic buildings in Boston are at risk. - Experts are debating the use of sandbags.