Emily Atkins is the Editor In Chief for Inside Logistics and Waste & Recycling Magazine, with a focus on local news and developments in the Toronto area. Her work has also been featured in The Globe and Mail. Emily covers a wide range of topics including transportation, logistics, sustainability, and supply chain management.
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Emily Atkins' coverage largely focuses on the transportation and logistics industry, with an emphasis on local Canadian issues. She tends to cover press releases, private sector announcements, and government announcements within this domain.
Given her focus on transportation & logistics as well as environmental sustainability topics such as recycling and PFAS remediation, she would likely be interested in pitches related to innovative solutions or initiatives in these areas within Canada or Toronto specifically. Pitches could include new technologies for supply chain management, updates on local infrastructure projects, sustainable business practices in the transportation sector, or regulatory changes impacting the industry.
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eTracks Tire Management Systems recently honoured outstanding Ontario businesses that play a vital role in tire recycling.
NEXTEVO, a Singapore-based materials science startup, has opened a plant in Vietnam that transforms pineapple leaf fiber (PALF) into ready-to-spin (RTS) fibre.
Canadian motorsport star James Hinchcliffe was back in his hometown briefly this month on the eve of the IMSA weekend July 12-14 at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park.
The 2025 Volkswagen Jetta refresh is a cosmetic job, and one that seems entirely designed to aid the sedan's marketability.
A new factory that provides a more sustainable source of gold and reduces reliance on mining has been unveiled by the UK’s Royal Mint.
An association of European machinery and equipment manufacturers has called for the creation of a truly circular economy. The VDMA, which represents 3,600 German and European machinery and equipment manufacturing companies, made the call in the context of the The Circular Economy Act announced by EU Commission.
By: Emily Atkins
Cyclic Materials Incorporated and Green Graphite Technologies Inc. (GGT) are receiving funding from the federal Critical Minerals Research, Development and Demonstration (CMRDD) program. This funding will support the development of a circular economy for rare earth elements for permanent magnets and the recycling of graphite for use in lithium-ion batteries in Canada.
The Manitoba government is investing $475,000 through the Municipal Economic Development Infrastructure Program toward the construction of a new waste disposal site in the Municipality of Ste. Rose.
When you get a shiver of anticipation just hearing a car fire up, you know good things are about to happen.
The circus came to town in June. Not the actual circus, but a much bigger show landed in Montreal the weekend of June 7–9: the Formula 1 Grand Prix du Montreal.
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