5. Throughout The Big Thirst, Fishman returns to the idea that water is too expensive. In this chapter, he writes, "If you had to pick one thing to fix about water, one thing that would help you fix everything else - scarcity, unequal distribution, misuse, waste, skewed priorities, resistance to reuse, shortsighted exploitation of natural resources - that one thing is price. The right price changes how we see everything else about water." Do you agree? If water should be priced more fairly, how would you go about doing that? What would you do with the revenue from more expensive water? Explain your thoughts with supporting information.

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