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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Almost half of the fields in NI have been tested so far, as part of the Soil Nutrient Health Scheme.
Thousands of farmers have protested over changes to inheritance tax announced in the Budget.
Experts warn that NI will miss its target of generating 80% of electricity from renewable sources by 2030.
The Economy Minister Conor Murphy said legislation for the ban will be introduced in late 2025.
Louise Cullen Three companies have been selected for the first phase of a project to monitor Lough Neagh from space
Louise Cullen Bird flu has been found in a wild bird in the Republic of Ireland, the first confirmed discovery on the island of Ireland since September 2023
Environment Minister Andrew Muir had previously aimed for the ban to come into effect by April.
Poultry numbers have decreased by 8% to 23.7 million birds recorded.
Louise Cullen - BBC News NI agriculture and environment correspondent ยท 2-min read Ireland's recycling rate has stagnated in the past decade.
Daera went to the UK's highest court after previously being rejected by the Northern Ireland Court of Appeal.
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