Skip To Content

Export 2401 results:
Sort by: Author Title Type [ Year (Desc)]
Filters: First Letter Of Last Name is G  [Clear All Filters]
2012
Golby, S., Ceri H., Geig L. M., Chatterjee I., Marques L. R., & Turner R. J. (2012).  Evaluation of microbial biofilm communities from an Alberta oil sands tailings pond. 79(1), 10 pages . Abstract
Ginnan, A. (2012).  From recoil to ruination: Petropolis and the future of the Canadian landscape. CineAction. 14.
Government, A. (2012).  Groundwater Management Framework for the Lower Athabasca Region Facts at Your Fingertips. 1 pp. . Abstract
Rezanezhad, F., Andersen R., Pouliot R., Price J. S., Rochefort L., & Graf M. D. (2012).  How fen vegetation structure affects the transport of oil sands process-affected waters. 32(3), 13 pages . Abstract
Pouliot, R., Rochefort L., & Graf M. D. (2012).  Impacts of oil sands process water on fen plants: Implications for plant selection in required reclamation projects. 5 pages . Abstract
Daly, C., Price J., Rezanezhad F., Pouliot R., Rochefort L., & Graf M. D. (2012).  Initiatives in oil sand reclamation: Considerations for building a fen peatland in a post-mined oil sands landscape. 22 pages .
Peters, J., Jordan G., Reid J., Billey T., Bolton M., Grindal S., et al. (2012).  Innovative environmental scenario analysis and management tools in Canada's oil sands region: Landscape Ecological Assessment and Planning (LEAP). 5 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2012).  Joint Canada Alberta implementation plan for oil sands monitoring. (Government of Alberta, Government of Canada, Ed.). 27 pages .
Savard, M. M., Ahad J. M. E., Gammon P., Calderhead A. I., Rivera A., Martel R., et al. (2012).  A local test study distinguishes natural from anthropogenic groundwater contaminants near an Athabasca oil sands mining operation. 124 pages . Abstract
Hiltz, D., Gould J., White B., Ogilvie J., & Arp P. (2012).  Modeling and mapping vegetation type by soil moisture regime across boreal landscapes. 8 pages .
[Anonymous] (2012).  Progress report 2011 - responsible actions: A plan for Alberta's oil sands. (Government of Alberta, Ed.). 15 pages .
Kindzierski, W., Jin J., & Gamal El-Din M. (2012).  Review of health effects of naphthenic acids: Data gaps and implications for understanding human health risk. 43 pages . Abstract
Guo, L. (2012).  Understanding Al-PAM assisted oil sands tailings treatment. 169 pages .
Johnson, P., Plate E., Robichaud D., Renzetti L., Bocking R., & Gaboury M. (2012).  Winter ecology in the Athabasca River: Mesohabitat species associations.
Saubestre, V., Lambert G., & Geekie K. (2012).  Collaboration in developing Canada's world-class oil sands resource.
2011
Garcia-Aragon, J., Droppo I. G., Krishnappan B. G., Trapp B., & Jaskot C. (2011).  Erosion characteristics and floc strength of Athabasca River cohesive sediments: towards managing sediment-related issues. Journal of Soils and Sediments. 11(4), 10 pages . Abstract
Courtney, R. (2011).  Monitoring recommendations for the Phase 2 water management system. (Monitoring Technical Task Group, Ed.). 44 pages . Abstract
Garcia-Garcia, E., Ge J. Q., Oladiran A., Montgomery B., El-Din M. G., Perez-Estrada L. C., et al. (2011).  Ozone treatment ameliorates oil sands process water toxicity to the mammalian immune system. 45(18), 8 pages . Abstract
Kovalenko, K., Ciborowski J., Daly C., Dixon D. G., Farwell A., Foote L., et al. (2011).  Carbon dynamics in wetland restoration. Abstract
Anderson, J., Wiseman S., Franz E., Gamal El-Din M., Martin J., Jones P., et al. (2011).  Growth of Chironomus dilutus larvae exposed to ozone-treated and untreated oil sands process water (PO). 1 page .
Goff, K., Headley J., & Wilson K. (2011).  Response of Chlamydomonas reinhardtii to naphthenic acid exposure. Abstract
Gardner Costa, J., Slama C., & Ciborowski J. J. (2011).  Using gas flux to estimate biological and chemical sediment oxygen demand in oil sands-affected wetlands. Abstract
[Anonymous] (2011).  Alberta oil sands industry: Quarterly update. Fall 2011. (Government of Alberta, Ed.). 16 pages . Abstract
Greer, C. W., Onwuchekwa N. E., Zwiazek J., Quoreshi A., Roy S., Salifu K. F., et al. (2011).  Enhanced revegetation and reclamation of oil sands disturbed sites using actinorhizal and mycorrhizal biotechnology. 1,
Gane, F., Andre C., Douville M., Talbot A., Parrott J., McMaster M., et al. (2011).  An examination of the toxic properties of water extracts in the vicinity of an oil sand extraction site. 13(11), 11 pages . Abstract

Enter keywords or search terms and press Search

Search this site

Subscribe to the site

Syndicate content

Past Events

Leading Researcher in Hydrecological Health Joins ARBRI

August 2, 2016

The Northern River Basins Study is Available Online

May 17, 2016

ARBRI Researcher Tackles Barriers to Effective Scaling Up of Fuel Cells

March 06, 2015

World-class environmental researcher joins ARBRI

November 12, 2013

Bookmark and Share