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Pass the plates: The Green Plate program is back at PDX

diciembre 17, 2025

PDX is making the first reusable dishware program at a U.S. airport permanent. The Green Plate program, first piloted in 2017, will keep thousands of pounds of to-go boxes and single-use plastic utensils out of landfills, making dining on the go at lot more sustainable.

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Planes, birds, and big ideas: PDX hosts global aviation wildlife conference

PDX is its own city – and it takes nearly 10,000 people to run it

PDX is its own city – and it takes nearly 10,000 people to run it

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What's it like to run a PDX popup? Ask Missionary Chocolates

Place

How is the Port helping solve Oregon's housing crisis? 8 questions for Ken Anderton

How is the Port helping solve Oregon's housing crisis? 8 questions for Ken Anderton

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The Terminal 6 Top 10: These Oregon imports and exports lead the pack

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Timeline: How we’re transforming a former marine terminal into much more

Purpose

Pass the plates: The Green Plate program is back at PDX

Pass the plates: The Green Plate program is back at PDX

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Creating big opportunities for small businesses with Pathways to Prosperity

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