Mary Liz Ingram
Host, Living With Less PlasticMary Liz Ingram is a native Alabamian committed to preserving the beauty of our biodiverse state. Since childhood, she has had a passion for environmental activism and makes it her life’s mission to reduce waste. From giving up single-use plastic, to reducing food waste and combating our modern disposable culture, she works to raise awareness about our waste crisis, sharing tips and thoughts on her bi-weekly commentary Living with Less Plastic. Mary Liz also serves on the Homewood Environmental Commission, runs The Clean Up Project and local food pantries. When she’s not fighting for the environment, she enjoys painting, reading, gardening and hiking with her family of five.
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Have you ever wondered how you can live eco-friendly, even on a tight budget? Well, you're in luck. In this week's Living with Less Plastic commentary, Mary Liz Ingram explains exactly how you can, and she also gives tips on how to save money while shopping... -
Packing and shipping create a ton of waste, and much of it is plastic. In today's Living with Less Plastic commentary, Mary Liz Ingram breaks down better ways to ship sustainably, and how to responsibly dispose of packaging...
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Recycling and reducing waste go hand in hand. In this week's Living with Less Plastic commentary, Mary Liz looks at the plastic code confusion and the dilemma of bioplastics in recycling...
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Living with Less Plastic is a journey that definitely has its ups and downs. In this week's commentary, Mary Liz Ingram touches on a few obstacles to low-waste living, and what you can do about them...
