In February 2015, the city of So Paulo, Brazil, home to 20 million people, was running out of water. According to an article at https://nyti .ms/2jKb99w, one of the reasons for this dire situation in a country often called the "Saudi Arabia of Water" is "the destruction of surrounding forests and wetlands that have historically soaked up rain and released it into reservoirs." Discuss in detail the role traditional (neoclassical) economics may have played in contributing to this situation.