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Founded by longtime wine, food, and travel writer Lauren Mowery, Azure Road fills a void in the current media landscape: a single publication devoted to ideas and innovations in conscientious living. Imbued with taste and trust and an unwavering focus on humanity and sustainability, Azure Road speaks to a like-minded readership, sharing stories and guides that align with its North Star values.
Using a modern digital platform, Azure Road nurtures the idea that mindful living can be beautiful, accessible, and inspired; that conscientious values can be woven into the experiences and routines readers already hold dear, rather than propose daunting changes. In service of that purpose, Azure Road highlights and curates the proprietors, products, and destinations innovating in these spaces so readers can make informed lifestyle and purchasing decisions. Source
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
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Search ArticlesWhat Does Sustainable Fashion Actually Mean?
“ Every choice that extends a garment’s life reduces its footprint. I’m holding a white skirt printed with abstract black flowers. It’s about 20-odd years old, purchased several decades ago at the Gap. When you think of “sustainable fashion,” this brand probably isn’t the first one to come to mind. Yet, this flower-dotted skirt may be the most environmentally friendly piece of clothing I own. Not because of the materials used or manufacturing processes, but because of how long it’s lasted.
The Convenience Economy: Are We Too Dependent on Ease?
“ Businesses know that nowadays, people will pay not to plan, think, or worry about the little things. Convenience has never been more convenient. Gone are the days of waiting a week for a delivery or manually going to the store to buy something. Today, nearly everything from food to clothing can be at your fingertips within days, hours, or, in the case of services like Amazon Prime Air or DoorDash, minutes.
How to Make Your Home Climate-Ready: 5 Expert Tips
“ We should still take action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, which is the root cause. As climate change accelerates around the world, homeowners are becoming increasingly aware of how fragile their sanctuaries can be against Mother Nature’s worst. Since escape is not always an option, the climate-ready home — a building purpose-built or upgraded to weather wild storms and adapt to environmental needs — has started to get more traction.
6 Unique Fall Outdoor Adventures to Book in the U.S.
“ Vacationing at a ranch is like the adult version of camp. Autumn is almost here, which means that leaf-peeping and foliage-chasing trips are just around the corner. But admiring the seasonal colors is far from the only way to get outdoors and enjoy nature this time of year. For those seeking to add a little spice (of the non-pumpkin variety) to their autumn adventures, consider these six outdoor experiences across the United States.
What It Is and Why It Matters
“ Quality is down, quantity is up, and we’ve become resigned to the fact that everything is increasingly temporary. We’ve all been there. We’ve bought a pair of trousers or a decent shirt and worn it half to death. After six months, you start to see some wear-and-tear: stretching at the seams, faded fabric, loose buttons. Nowadays, many of us shrug it off and either try a fast fix or simply toss it and find a new favorite item of clothing.
How Two Luxury Resorts Divert 99% of Their Waste From Landfills
“ Nearly everything from food scraps to construction debris is repurposed, recycled, or processed. Every year, Costa Rica welcomes millions of visitors who are drawn to the country for its unspoiled landscapes and nature-based activities. But as the tourist count rises, so does the environmental footprint that puts pressure on these ecosystems. In many ways, Costa Rica is a global leader in sustainability, from reversing deforestation to using renewable resources for energy needs.
Best Sustainable Hotel Collections for Responsible Stays
“ The individual property may be wholly unique, but the underlying values and brand philosophies remain the same. Travelers choose to stay with hotel chains for a reason. After traveling to the other side of the world, there’s a familiar comfort in checking into a trusted brand: consistency, standard amenities, a dependable level of service, perhaps even loyalty perks.
Could your lawn do more than just look beautiful?
“ I’ve come to believe a healthy landscape isn’t necessarily the neatest one. It’s the one that supports life. A carpet of emerald-green grass, neatly-edged flower beds, clipped hedges, and not a weed in sight. For centuries, this has been the ideal lawn: a manicured, uniform space, viewed as the ultimate goal in good landscaping. But as concerns over pollinator decline and biodiversity continue to grow, that picture of the “perfect” yard is beginning to change. Enter the living lawn.
Guyana Travel: Why South America's Hidden Adventure Destination Is Worth Visiting
“ As the land of many waters, naturally Guyana has some stellar waterfalls. The coarse hair of a capybara brushing against skin, the delicious smell of afternoon rain on the savannah, a chorus of cicadas at nightfall: Guyana takes hold of the senses and doesn’t let go. For a long time, Guyana – a tiny country roughly the size of Idaho sandwiched between Venezuela, Brazil, Suriname, and the Atlantic on South America’s northern hump – wasn’t really on travelers’ radars. But that’s quickly changing.
What Is Xeriscaping? A Guide to Water-Wise Landscaping
“ When you see all the things in bloom…you’ll understand the reason people invest in their outdoor environments. Mention xeriscaping, and many people picture a yard covered in gravel, cacti, and succulents. It’s an easy assumption to make. Xeriscaping — a form of landscaping that eliminates or greatly reduces the need for irrigation — is extremely popular in arid environments. Out in the desert, it’s harder to maintain traditional gardens and water conservation is paramount.