Megan Hunt

Sep 18, 2024 | msn.com | Megan Hunt

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Aug 22, 2024 | this.org | Megan Hunt

In the summer of 2020, for all the obvious reasons, I didn’t have much to look forward to—aside from the packages of clothes. Online shopping was a popular crutch during the harsh days of COVID-19 restrictions, but I felt adamant that my situation was different. I was nothing like the social media influencers showing off their massive hauls to impressionable followers. These women were ordering much more clothing than I was, much more often. They were rich, they were excessive—and they were skinny.

Mar 28, 2024 | plasticenergy.com | Megan Hunt

After founding Plastic Energy thirteen years ago Chief Executive Officer Carlos Monreal has changed roles. From the start of March, he stepped up from his role as CEO, to become Plastic Energy’s Chairman. In this new role he will remain actively involved in the governance and future of the company. Under Carlos’ leadership Plastic Energy has pioneered technology capable of providing a solution to previously unrecyclable plastic waste and bringing it back into a circular economy.

Mar 5, 2024 | centralnebraskatoday.com | Megan Hunt

LINCOLN, NE  – Governor Pillen has vetoed LB 307, a data-backed public health measure with broad bipartisan support, citing non-peer-reviewed working papers that rest on methodologically questionable ground and spurious claims underscoring his willful misunderstanding of the bill. The bill would allow cities and counties to authorize the creation of Syringe Service Programs (SSPs) as part of public health efforts to reduce the spread of infectious diseases like HIV or Hepatitis C.

Mar 4, 2024 | thenation.com | Megan Hunt

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