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Kasperski, K., Munoz V., & Mikula R. (2010).  Naphtha recovery from oil sands tailings ponds. 4 pages .
Soane, D., Ware W., Mahoney R., & Kincaid K. (2010).  Oil sands tailings treatment via surface modification of solids with polymers. 5 pages .
Eickhoff, C., Heaton P., Vermeersch R., Laroulandie J., Keating J., Howes P., et al. (2010).  A review of the nature of naphthenic acid occurrence toxicity and fate in refinery and oil sands extraction wastewaters. 9 pages . Abstract
Lefrançois, E., Quoreshi A., Khasa D., Fung M., Whyte L. G., Roy S., et al. (2010).  Field performance of alder-Frankia symbionts for the reclamation of oil sands sites. 46(2), 8 pages . Abstract
Yeh, S., Jordann S. M., Brandt A. R., Turestsky M. R., Spatari S., & Keith D. W. (2010).  Land use greenhouse gas emissions from conventional oil production and oil sands. 44(22), 6 pages . Abstract
Wang, X., & Kasperski K. L. (2010).  Analysis of naphthenic acids in aqueous solution using HPLC-MS/MS. 11(2), 7 pages . Abstract
Keshta, N. (2010).  Toward designing a sustainable watershed reclamation strategy. 215 pages . Abstract
Kennedy, K., & Ciborowski J. (2010).  Emergence growth and dispersal of Chironomidae in reclaimed wetlands in the Athabasca oil sands region of Alberta. Abstract
Turcotte, D., Kautzman M., Wojnarowicz P., Cutter J., Bird E., & Liber K. (2010).  Investigating salt and naphthenic acids interactions in the toxicity of oil sands process water to freshwater invertebrates. Abstract
Kessler, S., Barbour L. S., Van Rees K. C. J., & Dobchuk B. S. (2010).  Salinization of soil over saline-sodic overburden from the oil sands in Alberta. 90 (4), 10 pages . Abstract
Birn, K., & Khanna P. (2010).  A discussion paper on the oil sands: Challenges and opportunities. 25 pages . Abstract
Keshta, N., Elshorbagy A., & Barbour L. (2010).  Comparative probabilistic assessment of the hydrological performance of reconstructed and natural watersheds. 24(10), 9 pages . Abstract
Frank, R. A., Sanderson H., Kavanagh R., Burnison K. B., Headley J., & Solomon K. R. (2010).  Use of a (quantitative) structure-activity relationship [(Q)SAR] model to predict the toxicity of naphthenic acids. 73 (4), 10 pages . Abstract
Reuter, Y., Cogan D., Sasarean D., Lopez Alcala M., & Koehler D. (2010).  Canada's oil sands: Shrinking window of opportunity. 92 pages .
Kim, Y. J. (2010).  Canada's oil sands: Strategic decisions to make Canada an energy superpower. Systems Design Engineering(M. A. S.),  Abstract
Kim, J. Y. (2010).  Canada's oil sands: Strategic decisions to make Canada an energy superpower. 111 pages . Abstract
Berger, A., Brown C., Kousky C., & Zeckhauser R. (2010).  The challenge of degraded environments : How common biases impair effective policy. Forthcoming,
Gibson, J. J., Birks S. J., Kumar S., McEachern P. M., & Hazewinkel R. (2010).  Inter-annual variations in water yield to lakes in northeastern Alberta: Implications for estimating critical loads of acidity. 18 pages . Abstract
Kofman, R. (2010).  An investigation of the Whitecourt meteorite impact crater (Alberta, Canada). Earth and Atmospheric Sciences(M. Sc.), 83.
Karikpo, M., Graham J., Bianchi E., Warden R., Stratton S., & Tauli Corpuz V. (2010).  The land, our life: Indigenous rights and our common future.
Selin, H., & Kalland A. (2010).  Nature across cultures: views of nature and the environment in non-western cultures.
Kelly, E. N., Schindler D. W., Hodson P. V., Short J. W., Radmanovich R., & Nielsen C. C. (2010).  Oil sands development contributes elements toxic at low concentrations to the Athabasca River and its tributaries. 107 ( 37 ),  Abstract
Godwalt, C., Kotecha P., & Aumann C. (2010).  Oil sands tailings management project. 64 pages . Abstract
Knowles, C. (2010).  Population genomics of North American grey wolves (Canis lupus). Biological Sciences(M. Sc.), 100.
Bordenave, S., Kostenko V., Dutkoski M., Grigoryan A., Martinuzzi R. J., & Vourdouw G. (2010).  Relation between the activity of anaerobic microbial populations in oil sands tailings ponds and the sedimentation of tailings. Abstract

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