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Paluschi, O. (Submitted).  Green Canada . 298 pages . Abstract
Phillips-Smith, C. D. (Submitted).  Sources of particulate matter in the Athabasca Oil Sands Region: Investigation through a comparison of trace metal measurement techniques. 77 pages. Abstract
Parkland Institute (Submitted).  Treaty rights impacted downstream of tar sands.
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.
Shakibaeinia, A., Kashyap S., Dibike Y. B., & Prowse T. D. (2016).  An integrated numerical framework for water quality modelling in cold-region rivers: A case of the lower Athabasca River. Science of The Total Environment. 569-570, 12 pages . Abstract
Shakibaeinia, A., Dibike Y. B., Kashyap S., Prowse T. D., & Droppo I. G. (2016).  A numerical framework for modelling sediment and chemical constituents transport in the Lower Athabasca River. Journal of Soils and Sediments. 21 pages . Abstract
Kashyap, S., Dibike Y., Shakibaeinia A., Prowse T., & Droppo I. (2016).  Two-dimensional numerical modelling of sediment and chemical constituent transport within the lower reaches of the Athabasca River. Environmental Science and Pollution Research. Abstract
Ketcheson, S. J., & Price J. S. (2016).  Snow hydrology of a constructed watershed in the Athabasca oil sands region, Alberta, Canada. Hydrological Processes. 30(14), 15 pages . Abstract
Lari, E., Wiseman S., Mohaddes E., Morandi G., Alharbi H., & Pyle G. G. (2016).  Determining the effect of oil sands process-affected water on grazing behaviour of Daphnia magna, long-term consequences, and mechanism. Chemosphere. 146, 8 pages . Abstract
Alharbi, H. A., Saunders D. M. V., Al-Mousa A., Alcorn J., Pereira A. S., Martin J. W., et al. (2016).  Inhibition of ABC transport proteins by oil sands process affected water. Aquatic Toxicology. 170, 7 pages . Abstract
2015
Barrow, M. P., Peru K. M., Fahlman B., Hewitt M. L., Frank R. A., & Headley J. V. (2015).  Beyond naphthenic acids: Environmental screening of water from natural sources and the Athabasca oil sands industry using atmospheric pressure photoionization Fourier transform ion cyclotron resonance mass spectrometry. Journal of The American Society for Mass Spectrometry. 26(9), 13 pages . Abstract
Armitage, D., de Loë R. C., Morris M., Edwards T. W. D., Gerlak A. K., Hall R. I., et al. (2015).  Science–policy processes for transboundary water governance. Ambio. 44(5), 13 pages . Abstract
Lynam, M. M., Dvonch T. J., Barres J. A., Morishita M., Legge A., & Percy K. (2015).  Oil sands development and its impact on atmospheric wet deposition of air pollutants to the Athabasca Oil Sands Region, Alberta, Canada. Environmental Pollution. 206, 9 pages . Abstract
Parlee, B. L. (2015).  Avoiding the resource curse: Indigenous communities and Canada’s oil sands. World Development. 74, 11 pages . Abstract
Zhang, L., Cheng I., Wu Z., Harner T., Schuster J., Charland J. - P., et al. (2015).  Dry deposition of polycyclic aromatic compounds to various land covers in the Athabasca oil sands region. Journal of Advances in Modeling Earth Systems. 7(3), 11 pages . Abstract
Wells, C. M., & Price J. S. (2015).  The hydrogeologic connectivity of a low-flow saline-spring fen peatland within the Athabasca oil sands region. Hydrogeology Journal. Abstract
Pratt, S. (2015).  Low river levels could hit oilsands; Athabasca use may not be sustainable in drought: Study. Edmonton Journal . Abstract
Johnson, P., Plate E., Robichau D., Burril S., & Paul A. (2015).  Assessing Under-Ice Fish Habitat Use with Imaging Sonar. Abstract
Poveda, C. A. (2015).  The Canadian oil sands development: Management of land, air and water resources. European Journal of Sustainable Development. 4(2), 9 pages . Abstract
Schwalb, A. N., Alexander A. C., Paul A. J., Cottenie K., & Rasmussen J. B. (2015).  Changes in migratory fish communities and their health, hydrology, and water chemistry in rivers of the Athabasca oil sands region: A review of historical and current data. Environmental Reviews. 23(2), 17 pages. Abstract
McMaster, M. E., Keith H., Tetreault G. R., Bennett J., Ings M., Evans M., et al. (2015).  Fish health in the Alberta Athabasca oil sands, developing baseline to assess future change. (Government of Alberta, Government of Canada, Ed.). 27 pages . Abstract
Erler, A. R., Peltier R. W., & D’Orgeville M. (2015).  Dynamically downscaled high-resolution hydroclimate projections for Western Canada. Journal of Climate. 28(2), 27 pages . Abstract
Purdy, B. (2015).  Addressing Alberta's Water Challenges & opportunities. AI-ESS Water Innovation Program.  Download: BrettPurdy_Addressign Water Challenges Approved.pdf (5.3 MB)
Clair, T. A., & Percy K. E. (2015).  Assessing Forest Health in the Athabasca Oil Sands Region. WBEA report # 2015-05-25 Final report. 226 pp.. 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

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