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2009
Fleming, M., Fleming I., Headley J., Du J. L., & Peru K. (2009).  Surficial bitumen in the Athabasca oilsands region, Alberta, Canada. Vol. II, Parts A and B, 1882-1886.
Simieritsch, T., Obad J., & Dyer S. (2009).  Tailings plan review : an assessment of oil sands company submissions for compliance with ERCB Directive 074 : tailings performance criteria and requirements for oil sands mining schemes. 36.
Doran, K. (2009).  Tar sands. In : Fuel, edited by John Knetchtel.
Powell, S. R., Daniels L. D., & Jones T. A. (2009).  Temporal dynamics of large woody debris in small streams of the Alberta foothills, Canada. 39, 1159-1170.
Farwell, A. J., Nero V., Ganshorn K., Leonhardt C., Ciborowski J., MacKinnon M., et al. (2009).  The use of stable isotopes (13C/12C and 15N/14N) to trace exposure to oil sands processed material in the Alberta oil sands region. 72(6), 385-396.
Mannix, A. E., Dridi C., & Adamowicz W. L. (2009).  Water availability in the oil sands under projections of increasing demands and a changing climate : an assessment of the Lower Athabasca Water Management Framework (Phase 1). 35, 29-52.
Dang-Vu, T., Jha R., Wu S. - Y., Tannant D. D., Masliyah J., & Xu Z. (2009).  Wettability determination of solids isolated from oil sands. 337, 80-90.
Glozier, N. E., Donald D. B., Crosley R. W., & Halliwell D. (2009).  Wood Buffalo National Park water quality status and trends from 1989-2006 in three major rivers, Athabasca, Peace and Slave .
2008
Jeeravipoolvarn, S., Scott J. D., Donahue R., & Ozum B. (2008).  Characterization of oil sands thickened tailings. 10 pages .
Wells, J., Casey-Lefkowitz S., Chavarria G., & Dyer S. (2008).  Danger in the nursery: Impact on birds of tar sands oil development in Canada's boreal forest. 33 pages .
Donahue, R., Sego D., Burke B., Krahn A., Kung J., & Islam N. (2008).  Impact of ion exchange properties on the sedimentation properties oil sands mature fine tailings and synthetic clay slurries. 8 pages .
Shurniak, R., O'Kane M., Dobchuk B., & Barbour L. (2008).  The influence of de-coupling soil-atmosphere interaction and the phreatic surface within tailings storage facilities on reclamation performance. 5 pages .
Donahue, R., Jeeravipoolvarn S., Scott J. D., & Ozum B. (2008).  Properties of nonsegregating tailings produced from the Aurora Oil Sands Mine tailings. 9 pages .
Daly, C., & Ciborowski J. H. (2008).  A review of wetland reearch at Suncor: Re-establishing wetland ecosystems in an oil-sands affected landscape. 11 pages .
Evans, M. S., Davies M., De Boer D., McEachern P., Keating J., & Lockhart W. L. (2008).  PAH sediment studies in Lake Athabasca and the Athabasca River ecosystem and the Mackenzie River ecosystem: Natural sources and the impacts of oil sands development.
Puttaswamy, N., & Liber K. (2008).  Assessment of metal releases and leachate toxicity of oil sands coke. Abstract
Ciborowski, J. J., Dixon D. G., Foote L., Liber K., & Smits J. E. (2008).  Carbon dynamics food web structure and reclamation strategies in Athabasca oil sands wetlands (CFRAW). (Kidd, K. A., Jarvis, R. A., Haya K. Doe, Burridge, L.E., Ed.). 63 pages . Abstract
Daly, C. A., & Ciborowski J. J. (2008).  Carbon sources microbial community production and respiration in constructed oil sands wetlands. 65 pages . Abstract
Farwell, A., Lau A., & Dixon D. G. (2008).  The effect of modifying factors on the toxicity of oil sands reclamation sediments to medaka embryo development. 72 pages .
Kavanagh, R. (2008).  The effects of oil sands constituents on the reproductive physiology of fathead minnows (Pimephales promelas). 68 pages .
Baker, L., Ciborowski J. J. C., & MacKinnon M. D. (2008).  The effects of petroleum coke amendments in constructed oil sands wetlands: Trace metal concentrations in pore waters macrophyte and invertebrate tissues.
Toor, N., Liber K., MacKinnon M., & Fedorak P. (2008).  Exploring the biodegradation and toxicity of naphthenic acids present in Athabasca oil sands process-affected waters using simulated wetlands. 1 page. Abstract
Foote, L., & Hornung J. (2008).  The growth and photosynthesis of Typha in oil sands process-affected material and water. 67 pages .
Hornung, J., & Foote L. (2008).  Oil sands as primary succession substrates and the importance of early carbon production on site. 66 pages .
Keshwani, H., Hersikorn B., & Smits J. E. (2008).  Reproductive performance and neonatal development of tree swallows (Tachycineta bicolor) on reclaimed mine sites on the Athabasca oil sands. 73 pages . Abstract

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