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Indian and Northern Affairs Canada (2007).  Fort McKay First Nation oil sands project one step closer to realization. Abstract
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Inercomp (1973).  Environmental impact assessment Syncrude Canada Ltd. V. 4. Supporting studies. Section 4. Air quality studies. C. Air quality study, Syncrude Plant, August, 1973 Air quality study - Syncrude plant revised emission levels.
Inglis, J. T. (1993).  Traditional ecological knowledge: Concepts and cases.
Inglis, D. G., Hoar B. M., Whiteside D. P., & Morck D. W. (2007).  Campylobacter canadensis sp. Nov., from captive whooping cranes in Canada. 57, 2636-2644.
Ingstad, H. (2008).  The land of feast and famine. 1-332.
Ingstad, H. (1933).  The land of feast and famine. Abstract
Inkpen, T. (1999).  Healthy people, healthy world: Preserving aspects of traditional knowledge and improving its application to environmental assessment. Abstract
Innes, E. D., & Fear J. V. D. (1967).  Canada's first commercial tar sand development, Seventh World Petroleum Congress, Mexico. Vol. 3, 633-650.
Innes, R. P. (1971).  The comparative micromorphology of argillic horizons of three Gray Luvisols. Soil Science(M. Sc. ), 177.
Innes, M., Nikols D., & Smith L. (1996).  Metallic and industrial mineral report - Christina Project. Metallic and Industrial Mineral Assessment Report 9525,
Innes, M., Nikols D., & Smith L. (1996).  Metallic and industrial mineral report - Cowper Property. Metallic and Industrial Mineral Assessment Report 9526,
Innis, H. A. (1999).  The Fur Trade in Canada: An Introduction to Canadian Economic History. 1-463. Abstract
Innis, H. A. (1936).  Settlement and the mining frontier.
Innis, H. A. (1930).  The fur trade in Canada.
Innis, H. A. (1930).  Peter Pond, fur trader and adventurer. 1-153. Abstract
Innocent-Bernard, T., & Simms P. (2013).  Influence of surface cracking and salinity on evaporation in an oil sands thickened tailings.
Innocent-Bernard, T. (2013).  Evaporation cracking and salinity in a thickened oil sands tailings. 298 pages . Abstract
Insam, H., & Haselwandter K. (1989).  Metabolic quotient of the soil microflora in relation to plant succession. 79(2), 174-178.
Insley, A. E., & Chatterji P. K. (1976).  Surface drainage measures, Highway 63 Hill Section, Fort McMurray : letter report to Stanley Associates Engineering Ltd..
Institute, A. B. M. (2013).  The status of biodiversity in the Athabasca oil sands.
Institute, P. (2011).  Oil sands metrics thought leader forum summary report: Audiences and design principles.
Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research (2005).  Guide to social science data preparation and archiving: Best practice throughout the data life cycle.
Ioannidou, L., & Yau P. M. K. (2008).  Climatology analysis of the Mackenzie River Basin anticyclones : structure, evolution and interannual variability. In : Cold Region Atmosphere and Hydrologic Studies. The Mackenzie GEWEX experience. Volume 1 : Atmospheric Dynamics, edited by Ming-ko Woo. 51-60.
Iqbal, M., Purkait T. K., Aghajamali M., Hadidi L., Veinot J. G. C., Goss G. G., et al. (2014).  Hybrid aerogel SiNP membranes for photocatalytic remediation of oil sands process water treatment. 29 pages . Abstract
Iqbal, M., Purkait T. K., Veinot J. G. C., & Goss G. G. (2013).  Benign-by-design: Synthesis of engineered silicon nanoparticles and their application to oil sands water contaminant remediation. 30 pages . Abstract

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