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Wiseman, S. B., Remenda N., He Y., Mankidy R., Alharbi H., Dos Santos Pereira A., et al. (2013).  An effects directed analysis to identify toxic constituents of OSPW. 1 page .
Headley, J. V., Peru K. M., Mohamed M. H., Wilson L., McMartin D. W., Mapolelo M. M., et al. (2013).  Electrospray ionization fourier transform ion cyclotron resonance mass spectrometry characterization of tunable carbohydrate-based materials for sorption of oil sands naphthenic acids. 27(4), 6 pages . Abstract
Miall, A. D. (2013).  The environmental hydrogeology of the oil sands lower Athabasca area, Alberta. 40(3), 18 pages . Abstract
Miall, A. D. (2013).  Environmental management of the Alberta oil sands: Introduction to the special set of articles. 40, 1 page.
Gibson, J. J., Fennell J., Birks S. J., Yi Y., Moncur M. C., Hansen B., et al. (2013).  Evidence of discharging saline formation water to the Athabasca River in the oil sands mining region northern Alberta. 50(12), 13 pages . Abstract
Dabek-Zlotorzynska, E., Celo V., & Mathieu D. (2013).  A first assessment of the elemental composition of atmospheric aerosols in the Canadian oil sands region. 1 page . Abstract
Wu, Y., Stewart K., Tellakula R., Mahmoudkhani A., Nair M., Fenderson T., et al. (2013).  Improving oil sands tailings filterability by reducing capillary forces in the filtrated cake using surfactants.
Kurek, J., Kirk J. L., Muir D. C. G., Wang X., Evans M. S., & Smol J. P. (2013).  Legacy of a half century of Athabasca oil sands development recorded by lake ecosystems. 110(5), 5 pages . Abstract
Maturie, P. (2013).  Man proposes, God disposes: Recollections of a French pioneer. 1-260.
Munro, L. D., & Smirk D. (2013).  Mud farming of fine tailings - application and benefits of Mud-Master technology.
Proemse, B. C., Mayer B., Fenn M. E., & Ross C. S. (2013).  A multi-isotope approach for estimating industrial contributions to atmospheric nitrogen deposition in the Athabasca oil sands region in Alberta, Canada. 182, 11 pages . Abstract
Mackenzie, D. D. (2013).  Oil sands mine reclamation using boreal forest surface soil (LFH) in northern Alberta. 240 pages . Abstract
Macdonald, E. (2013).  Oilsands pollution and the Athabasca River: Modelling particulate matter deposition near Alberta's largest free-flowing river. 13 pages . Abstract
Eaton, B., Muhly T., Fisher J., & Chai S. - L. (2013).  Potential impacts of beaver on oil sands reclamation success - an analysis of available literature. 65 pages . Abstract
Eaton, B., Fisher J. T., Muhly T., & Chai S. L. (2013).  Potential impacts of beaver on oil sands reclamation success–an analysis of available literature. Abstract
Kostenko, V., & Martinuzzi R. J. (2013).  Potential role of microbial biofilms in oil sands tailings management. Abstract
Misutka, P. J., Coleman C. K., Jennings D. P., & Hoffman A. J. (2013).  Processes for retrenching logics: The Alberta oil sands case 2008-2011. 39, 32 pages . Abstract
Norris, C. E., Quideau S. A., & Macey D. E. (2013).  Processing of 13C glucose in mineral soil from aspen spruce and novel ecosystems in the Athabasca oil sands region. 71, 8 pages . Abstract
Simmons, D. B., Neheli T., Clarence S., Miller J., Sherry J. P., & Duncker B. (2013).  A protein response pattern to test whether fish in the bitumen mining region of the Athabasca River are exposed to industry specific contaminants.
Sansom, B., Vo N. T., Kavanagh R., Hanner R., MacKinnon M., Dixon D. G., et al. (2013).  Rapid assessment of the toxicity of oil sands process-affected waters using fish cell lines. 49(1), 13 pages . Abstract
Middleton, C., Plishka M., Shore B., & Anderson B. (2013).  Tailings pond dyke reclamation troubleshooting: A case study from Suncor's oil sands project. 13(1), 5 pages .
Proemse, B. C., & Mayer B. (2013).  Tracing industrial nitrogen and sulfur emissions in the Athabasca oil sands region using stable isotopes. 23 pages .
Mikula, R. (2013).  Trading water for oil: Tailings management and water use in surface-mined oil sands.
Sherry, J. P., Simmons D. B., Neheli T., Gagne F., Clarence S., & Miller J. (2013).  A transcript response pattern to test whether fish in the bitumen mining region of the Athabasca River are exposed to industry specific contaminants. 2 pages .
Wiseman, S. B., He Y., Gamal-El Din M., Martin J. W., Jones P. D., Hecker M., et al. (2013).  Transcriptional responses of male fathead minnows exposed to oil sands process-affected water. 157(2), 8 pages .

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