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Asa Wahlquist : ウィキペディア英語版
Åsa Wahlquist

Åsa Wahlquist is an Australian journalist. For over twenty years she has been writing and speaking on rural issues, focusing mainly on Australian climate and water issues. Wahlquist recently resigned as the rural writer for the newspaper ''The Australian''. In 2008, she released the book ''Thirsty Country: Options for Australia'', exploring Australia's water systems and the potential impact of climate change.
==Awards==
In 1996 Wahlquist won a Walkley Award for a three part series, published in Australian newspaper ''The Land'', called ''The Gutting of NSW''.〔() Walkley Award Winners Database, accessed 15 July 2009〕 In 2005 she won the Peter Hunt Eureka Prize for Environmental Journalism; in 1993 The European Community Journalist Award, and several Dalgety Awards and McKell awards for rural journalism.

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