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B., M. R. (1984).  Athabasca River black fly monitoring and abatement program, 1983. 50.
Baade, L. L., & Rask H. J. (1975).  Kinuso : problems and prospects. 45.
Baadsgaard, H., Folinsbee R. E., & Lipson J. (1961).  Potassium-argon dates of biotites from cordilleran granites. 72, 689-702.
Babadagli, T., Burkus Z., Moschopedis S. E., & Ozum B. (2008).  Bitumen extraction from oil sands ore-water slurry using CaO (Lime) and/or ozone. International Thermal Operations and Heavy Oil Symposium, 20-23 October 2008, Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
Babak, A. J. (2014).  Canada's Oil Sands Innovation Alliance: Delivering environmental performance. 9 pages . Abstract
Babaoglu, Y., & Simms P. (2013).  The development of a non-Newtonian flow model for bounding the beach slope angle of high density tailings stacks.
Babchin, A., Chow R. S., Rispler K., & Reitman V. (1993).  Non-standard colloidal interactions in kaolinite suspensions. In: Fine tailings symposium. Proceedings, held at the Oil Sands : our petroleum Future Conference, April 4-7, 1993, Edmonton. Paper F6,
Babchin, A., Reitman V., & Rispler K. (1991).  Our energy future. Papers presented at the 42nd Annual Technical Meeting of the Petroleum Society of CIM, Banff, 1991. V. 3. Paper 91-127. Settling of synthetic sludges and kaolinites. Preprints Vol. 3 127-1,
Babcock, J. P. (1924).  "Peace River Joe". 1-24. Abstract
Babcock, E. A. (1975).  Fracture phenomena in the Waterways and Fort McMurray formations, Athabasca Oil Sands region, northeastern Alberta. 23, 810-826.
Babcock, D. R. (1975).  The Athabasca Trail : History, present condition, potential for development. (Alberta. Alberta Culture, Youth and Recreation., Ed.).
Babcock, E. A. (1976).  Bison trails and their geological significance : comment and reply. 4(1), 4-6.
Babcock, E. A. (1978).  Measurement of subsurface fractures from dipmeter logs. 62,
Babcock, E. A., & Sheldon L. G. (1976).  Structural significance of lineaments visible on aerial photos of the Athabasca oil sands area near Fort McKay, Alberta. 24(3), 457-470.
Babcock, E. A. (1974).  Jointing in central Alberta. 11, 1181-1186.
Babin, J. M. (1984).  Winter oxygen depletion in temperate zone lakes. Zoology(M. Sc.), 108.
Babin, J., & Prepas E. E. (1985).  Modelling winter oxygen depletion rates in ice-covered temperate zone lakes in Canada. 42(2), 239-249.
Babin, J., & Trew D. O. (1986).  Winter oxygen depletion in ten rivers in Alberta: a preliminary investigation.
Babin, J., Prepas E. E., Murphy T. P., Serediak M., Curtis P. J., Zhang Y., et al. (1994).  Impact of lime on sediment phosphorus release in hardwater lakes: the case of hypereutrophic Halfmoon Lake, Alberta. 8(2), 131-142.
Babiuk, C. B. (2007).  Oil sands and the earth: Framing the environmental message in the print news media. 41 pages . Abstract
Babiuk, C. B. (2007).  Oil sands and the earth: Framing the environmental message in the print news media. Professional Communication(M. A. ), 41.
Babu, D. B., & Cormack D. E. (1983).  Coking of Athabasca bitumen: effect of oxidation and sand. 62(3), 350-352.
Babu, D. B., & Cormack D. E. (1984).  Effect of low-temperature oxidation on the composition of Athabasca bitumen. 63(6), 858-861.
Bach, S., & et al (1996).  Local-scale baseline subsurface hydrogeology at the AOSTRA Underground Test Facility. Open File Report (Alberta Geological Survey) 1996-12, 115.
Bach, M. T. (1990).  Alzheimer's disease and the quality of drinking water in Alberta: A medical geographic approach. Abstract