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Paving the gateway

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By Tim Bruns Verified
| Roads & Bridges Verified
Mount Whitney, best known as the highest peak in the contiguous U.S., graces the Sierra Nevada mountain range in California with its towering presence at Sequoia National Park and Inyo National Forest at an elevation of 14,505 ft. Serving as the gateway to this colossal summit is Whitney Portal, the mountain’s trailhead, which sees 10,000 people per year apply for permits to hike. Just west of Lone Pine, this trail is accessible to eager hikers through Whitney Portal Road.
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Recreating the swamp

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By Tim Bruns Verified
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The state of Minnesota has a rather diverse ecological and geographical environment, with a majority of agriculture and farmland to be found in the southwest region of the state, while wild, forested lands still heavily occupy the northwest. As such, the Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) approaches wetland mitigation projects differently in the two areas of the state.
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Ghostworking? Give Me a Break.

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By Tim Bruns Verified
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Here we go again. First it was quiet quitting. Then it was bare minimum Mondays. Now we’ve hit a new low: “ghostworking.” Forbes’ definition of ghostworking: pretending to work while doing little to no meaningful work. Have we really reached the point of zero shame? When Bare Minimum Mondays started trending, I felt compelled to respond. I proposed an alternative (Max Out Mondays) not because I love hustle culture, but because I believe in solving problems constructively.
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