Louise Cullen is a Tyrone District Journalist at BBC Radio Ulster. With a strong focus on climate change and environmental issues, she covers a range of topics including agriculture, transportation, and ESG in the context of Europe and the United Kingdom. Cullen's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News, BBC World, and PLOS.
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Louise Cullen's articles predominantly focus on environmental and agricultural issues in a local context. She frequently covers government announcements, cites data, and reports on legal policy regulations related to these topics.
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The Office for Environmental Protection has closed another of its three investigations into Daera.
An RSPB report found 1,344 of the raptors have been illegally killed across the UK between 2009 and 2023.
Louise Cullen - BBC NI agriculture and environment correspondent · 2-min read
Andrew Muir says Labour's first budget in 14 years is "bad" for farmers.
It is understood a Stormont department will apply to the UK Supreme Court for leave to appeal.
A second company has been awarded £4m to further develop a project to tackle excess phosphorus coming from slurry.
A disease spread in dog poo could spell disaster for cattle, conservationists warn.
Their message comes as world leaders gather in Azerbaijan for the international climate change conference.
Almost 9,000 people have signed a petition started by the Ulster Farmers Union.
About 1,000 people a day have been signing an Ulster Farmers' Union petition against tax changes announced in the Budget.
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