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Ibarra, M. (1992).  Traditional practices in respect of the sustainable and environmentally sound self- development of Indigenous peoples.
Icamina, P. (1993).  Threads of common knowledge. 21(1), 14-6. Abstract
Ida, T., Shimatani T., Miyake M., & Nomura M. (1990).  Carbonization properties of resin fractions from oil sand bitumen and heavy oil : detailed analysis on the chemical structure of volatile and pitch materials. 6(2), 71-80.
IDRC Executive Office (1991).  Empowerment through knowledge : the strategy of the International Development Research Centre.
Ifill, R. O. (2010).  Alternating current electrocoagulation (AC/EC) of fine particulate suspensions. 236 pages . Abstract
Ignasiak, T. M., Kotlyar L., Longstaffe F. J., Strausz O. P., & Montgomery D. S. (1983).  Separation and characterization of clay from Athabasca asphaltene. 62(3), 353-362.
Ignasiak, T., Kemp-Jones A. V., & Strausz O. P. (1977).  The molecular structure of Athabasca asphaltene. Cleavage of the carbon-sulfur bonds by radical ion electron transfer reactions. 42, 312-.
Ignasiak, T., Bimer J., Samman N., & et al (1979).  Studies on degradation of Athabasca asphaltene. 13.
Ignasiak, T., Bimer J., Samman N., & et al (1981).  Lewis-acids assisted degradation of Athabasca asphaltene. 195, 183-201.
Ignasiak, T. M., Kotlyar L., Samman N., Montgomery D. S., & Strausz O. P. (1983).  Preparative gel permeation chromatography of Athabasca asphaltene and the relative polymer-forming propensity of the fractions. 62(3), 363-369.
Ignasiak, T., Strausz O. P., & Montgomery D. S. (1977).  Oxygen distribution and hydrogen bonding in Athabasca asphaltene . 56(4), 359-365.
Ignasiak, T. M., Zhang Q., Kratochvil B., Maitra C., Montgomery D. S., & Strausz O. P. (1985).  Chemical and mineral characterization of the bitumen-free Athabasca oil sands related to the bitumen concentration in the sand tailings from the Syncrude batch extraction test. 2(1), 21-34.
Ignasiak, T. M., & Strausz O. P. (1978).  Reaction of Athabasca asphaltene with tetralin. 57(10), 617-621.
Ikehata, K., & Gamal El-Din M. (2006).  Water treatment options and their applicability to oil sands operations for reuse and safe discharge. OSTRF 2nd Graduate Student - Industry Interaction Day Workshop, September 28, 2006, Edmonton, Alberta.
Ikehata, K., & Gamal El-Din M. (2007).  Water treatment and reclamation for oil sands process-affected waters. 2007 Canadian Oil Sands Network for Research and Development (CONRAD) Water Usage Workshop and Seminar, November 21-22, 2007, Calgary, Alberta.
s. Iker (1984).  Where the birds and the buffalo roam. 14(2), 12-17.
Ikonomou, M. G., Gabos S., Schopflocher D., White J., Prepas E. E., Prince D., et al. (1999).  Dioxins, furans and PCBs determinations in sediment and fish tissue following forest fires. 43, 299-302.
Ikuutaq, S. (1983).  Historic sites of the Inuit. (Northwest Territories. Dept. of Education., Keewatin Community College. Learning Resource Centre., Ed.).McGrath collection., Inuktitut Senior Language Arts Program.. Abstract
Illum, S., & Shah R. (1977).  Groundwater regime underneath and surrounding the Syncrude tailings pond. Internal report, 11.
Imperial Oil Resources Ventures Ltd.; Alberta Environment; Alberta Energy and Utilities Board (2005).  Kearl oil sands project - mine development.
Imrie, J. M. (1977).  Peace River, an empire in the making : Being a series of articles in the Edmonton Journal based in part on a 3,000 mile tour of Alberta's northern hinterland ....
and Inc., T. E. H. (2003).  Tracer dye studies in the lower Athabasca River. File Number 03-456,
Inc., M. L. E. P. S. & (1980).  Paddle River Dam environment impact assessment. V. 3. Appendix H. Paddle River Dam site development : water resources management study.
Inc., S. C., Ltd. U. R. S. U. S. E. M., & Inc. G. A. I. A. C. (2001).  Review of predictive modeling tools for wildlife and fish key indicators in the Wood Buffalo Region. 73.
and Inc., T. E. H. (2005).  Open water survey of Athabasca River at Northlands (Reach #5). 7.