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2016
Shotyk, W., Bicalho B., Cuss C. W., Donner M. W., Grant-Weaver I., Haas-Neill S., et al. (2016).  Trace metals in the dissolved fraction (<0.45μm) of the lower Athabasca River: Analytical challenges and environmental implications. Science of The Total Environment.
Blanar, C. A., Hewitt M. L., McMaster M. E., Kirk J., Wang Z., Norwood W., et al. (2016).  Parasite community similarity in Athabasca River trout-perch (Percopsis omiscomaycus) varies with local-scale land use and sediment hydrocarbons, but not distance or linear gradients. Parasitology Research. 115(10), 13 pages . Abstract
Namayandeh, A., & Culp J. M. (2016).  Chironomidae larvae from the lower Athabasca River, AB, Canada and its tributaries including macroscopic subfamily and tribe keys, indices for environmental tolerance and trait-based information for biomonitoring. Journal of Entomological and Acarological Research. 48(2), 201 pages . Abstract
Nwaishi, F. C. (2016).  Evaluating the biogeochemical functioning of a constructed fen on the post-mining landscape of Athabasca Oil Sands Region, Fort McMurray, Alberta, Canada. Abstract
2015
Muhly, T., Serrouya R., Neilson E., Li H., & Boutin S. (2015).  Influence of in-situ oil sands development on caribou (Rangifer tarandus) movement. PLOS ONE. 10(9),  Abstract
Neuman, A. G., & Therrien F. (2015).  Fishes from the Lower Triassic portion of the Sulphur Mountain Formation in Alberta, Canada: Geological context and taxonomic composition . Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences. 52(8), 11 pages . Abstract
Narine, S. (2015).  Sub-regional plan to protect area larger than Moose Lake. Alberta Sweetgrass. 22, 1 page . Abstract
Dixon, G. (2015).  Surface and groundwater management in the oil sands industry. (Canadian Water Network, Ed.). 5 pages. Abstract
Neville, L. A., Gammon P., Patterson T. R., & Swindles G. T. (2015).  Climate cycles drive aquatic ecologic changes in the Fort McMurray region of northern Alberta, Canada. 4 pages . Abstract
Cohce, M. K., Dincer I., & Naterer G. F. (2015).  Energy and Exergy Analyses of Water Usage in Oil Sands Extraction and Upgrading Operations. Progress in Clean Energy, Volume 1. 17 pages. Abstract
Narine, S. (2015).  First Nation wants environmental test results from Nexen. Alberta Sweetgrass. 22, 1. Abstract
Neuner, M., & Fawcett S. (2015).  Reactive transport model of the carbonate-evaporite Elk Point Group underlying the Athabasca Oil Sands. Abstract
2014
Neville, L. A., Patterson R. T., Gammon P., & Macumber A. L. (2014).  Relationship between ecological indicators (Arcellacea), total mercury concentrations and grain size in lakes within the Athabasca oil sands region, Alberta. Environmental Earth Sciences. 72(2), 11 pages . Abstract
Cowie, B. R., James B., Nightingale M., & Mayer B. (2014).  Determination of the stable isotope composition and total dissolved solids of Athabasca oil sands reservoir porewater: Part 1. A new tool for aqueous fluid characterization in oil sands reservoirs. AAPG Bulletin. 98(10), 10 pages. Abstract
[Anonymous] (2014).  Oil sands rules tools and capacity: Are we ready for upcoming challenges?. (Oil Sands Research and Information Network, Ed.). 120 pages . Abstract
Zdunczyk, M. J., & Nicholls S. (2014).  National Instrument 43-101 Technical Report, Inferred Frac Sand Resource Estimate for the Firebag Property, Northeastern Alberta, Canada. (APEX Geoscience Ltd., Zdunczyk Consulting., Ed.). 11 pages .
Jamro, G. M., Chang S. X., & Naeth A. M. (2014).  Organic capping type affected nitrogen availability and associated enzyme activities in reconstructed oil sands soils in Alberta, Canada. 73, 9 pages . Abstract
Luna Wolter, G. L., & Naeth M. A. (2014).  Dry mature fine tailings as oil sands reclamation substrates for three native grasses. 43(4), 6 pages . Abstract
Newton, B. W., & Prowse T. D. (2014).  Evaluating the distribution of water resources in western Canada using synoptic climatology and selected teleconnections. Part 1: Winter season. (Carey, Sean, Quinton, Bill, Ed.).Hydrological Processes. 28(14), 15 pages . Abstract
Newton, B. W., & Prowse T. D. (2014).  Evaluating the distribution of water resources in western Canada using synoptic climatology and selected teleconnections. Part 2: Summer season. (Carey, Sean, Quinton, Bill, Ed.).Hydrological Processes. 28(14), 14 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2014).  First Nations from across North America take part in fifth and final Healing Walk in Fort McMurray. (Canada Newswire, Ed.). Abstract
Nissan, S., & Soterwald E. (2014).  In-province upgrading: Economics of a green-field oil sands refinery. 65 pages . Abstract
Neufeld, L. R. (2014).  Progresive land reclamation as the design and operational basis for the Kearl Oil Sands Mine. 18 pages . Abstract
Brown, R. L., & Naeth A. M. (2014).  Woody debris amendment enhances reclamation after oil sands mining in Alberta, Canada. 22(1), 8 pages . Abstract
Neville, L. A. (2014).  High resolution paleolimnology of lakes in the Athabasca oil sands mining region Alberta Canada. 310 pages. Abstract

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