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Tricia Crimmins

Tricia Crimmins

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Climate Tech Reporter, Morning Brew

Brooklyn

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  • Tariffs could push farmers to seek savings in ag tech, but can they justify the investment?

    By Tricia Crimmins Verified| Tech Brew Verified President Trump’s tariff bonanza will undoubtedly affect farmers, who are already preparing for the worst: lower incomes, higher production costs, and the potential shuttering of smaller farms. But some sustainable ag tech companies could take advantage of a moment when farmers may want to “stretch their dollar” by downsizing fields and using smaller, more precise equipment than tractors, Hylio CEO Arthur Erickson told Tech Brew.

    By Tricia Crimmins Verified · Tech Brew

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • With Solar for All funds unfrozen, tribal awardees are cautiously (and quickly) getting to work

    By Tricia Crimmins Verified| Tech Brew Verified Just a year ago, the Biden administration’s Solar for All program selected 60 states, nonprofits, municipalities, and tribal consortiums to receive a total of $7 billion in grant funding to set up solar infrastructure in low income areas. In February, those grants were placed in purgatory after President Trump froze Environmental Protection Agency funding. “It feels like everything’s up in the air,” Joseph Eagleman, CEO of the Chippewa Cree Energy Corporation, told Tech Brew.

    By Tricia Crimmins Verified · Tech Brew

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Tariffs could push farmers to seek savings in ag tech, but can they justify the investment?

    By Tricia Crimmins Verified| Tech Brew Verified President Trump’s tariff bonanza will undoubtedly affect farmers, who are already preparing for the worst: lower incomes, higher production costs, and the potential shuttering of smaller farms. But some sustainable ag tech companies could take advantage of a moment when farmers may want to “stretch their dollar” by downsizing fields and using smaller, more precise equipment than tractors, Hylio CEO Arthur Erickson told Tech Brew.

    By Tricia Crimmins Verified · Tech Brew

    Apr. 15, 2025

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Morning Brew

Morning Brew is a business media brand focused on making business news engaging and accessible, especially for younger audiences. Founded in March 2015 by Austin Rief and Alex Lieberman, it started as a daily newsletter and has grown into a multi-platform media brand. The company emphasizes a friendly tone in its content, making readers feel as if they are receiving news from a friend. Morning Brew offers a variety of services, including a portfolio of newsletters covering different business topics, podcasts that explore business insights and trends, and active engagement on social media platforms. They also produce video content on YouTube to further connect with their audience. The brand has experienced significant growth, expanding its subscriber base from 10,000 in 2015 to over 6 million, and achieving $70 million in revenue within six years.

New York, New York, United States

+1 973-943-6715

Founded: 2015