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2014
Janjua, M. Y., Tallman R., & Howland K. (2014).  Elucidation of ecosystem attributes of two Mackenzie great lakes with trophic network analysis.. 17(2), 151-160. Abstract
Rowland, S. J., Pereira A. S., Martin J. W., Scarlet A. G., West C. E., Lengger S. K., et al. (2014).  Mass spectral characterisation of a polar esterified fraction of an organic extract of an oil sands process water. 28, 10 pages . Abstract
Demeter, M. A., Lemire J., Yue G., George I., Ceri H., & Turner R. J. (2014).  Recovering environmental microorganisms for ex-situ oil sands process water remediation. 5 pages . Abstract
Tan, B. - F. (2014).  Using "omics" approaches to study anaerobic hydrocarbon biodegradation by microbes indigenous to oil sands tailings ponds. Abstract
Taheriazad, L., Portillo-Quintero C., & Sanchez-Azofeifa G. A. (2014).  Application of wireless sensor networks (WSNs) to oil sands environmental monitoring.
2013
Newhouse, D. (2013).  First nations, first thoughts: The impact of indigenous thought in Canada. (Timpson, Annis May, Ed.).Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development. 34(7), 751 - 753. Abstract
Kirk, J. L., Muir D. C., Gleason A., Frank R. A., Wang X., Tanguay M., et al. (2013).  Current and long-term trends in atmospheric deposition of inorganic contaminants and methyl mercury to the Athabasca oil sands region. 1 page.
Kupper, A. G., Hurndall B., Morgenstern N., Sobkowicz J., Abeda W., Baldwin G., et al. (2013).  De-licensing oil sands tailings dams - when is a dam no longer a dam?. (Wilson, G.W., Sego, D. C., Beier, N.A., Ed.).
Muir, D. C., Kirk J. L., Teixeira C., May S., Wang X., Poole G., et al. (2013).  Depositional patterns of polyaromatic compounds in snow in the Athabasca oil sands area of Alberta, Canada.
Thakurta, S. G., Fenderson T., Mahmoudkhani A., Stewart K., & Watson P. (2013).  Effect of coarse solid addition on the dewatering of mature fine tailings.
Jones, D., Scarlett A. G., West C. E., Frank R. A., Gieleciak R., Hager D., et al. (2013).  Elemental and spectroscopic characterization of fractions of an acidic extract of oil sands process water. 93(9), 9 pages . Abstract
Jeeravipoolvarn, S., Gidley I., Moore T., & Tran D. (2013).  A finite strain consolidation model with evaporation: Actual evaporation and unsaturation correction approach.
Fenderson, T., Thakurta S. G., Mahmoudkhani A., Watson P., Wu Y., Stewart K., et al. (2013).  Understanding dewatering limits of polymer flocculated oil sands mature fine tailings.
Moncur, M., Birks J. S., Paktunc D., & Thibault Y. (2013).  Distribution and source of naturally occurring arsenic in groundwater from the southern Athabasca oil sands region. Abstract
Moncur, M., Birks J. S., Tennant A., Wiser M. E., & Gibson J. J. (2013).  δ98MO as a potential tracer to evaluate sources and processes controlling Mo concentrations in natural and process affected water in the Athabasca oil sands region. Abstract
MacDonald, G. Z., Hogan N. S., Köllner B., Thorpe K. L., Phalen L. J., Wagner B. D., et al. (2013).  Immunotoxic effects of oil sands-derived naphthenic acids to rainbow trout. 126, 8 pages . Abstract
Timoney, K. P. (2013).  The Peace-Athabasca Delta: Portrait of a dynamic ecosystem. Abstract
Gagné, F., André C., Turcotte P., Gagnon C., Sherry J., & Talbt A. (2013).  A comparative toxicogenomic investigation of oil sand water and processed water in rainbow trout hepatocytes. 65(2), 14 pages . Abstract
Peters, D. L., Atkinson D., Monk W. A., Tenenbaum D. E., & Baird D. J. (2013).  A multi-scale hydroclimatic analysis of runoff generation in the Athabasca River, western Canada. Hydrological Processes. 27(13), 19 pages. Abstract
Jolles, W., & Tiffin S. (2013).  An Arctic gateway for Alberta. 129 pages . Abstract
Melvin, S. D., Lanctot C. M., Craig P. M., Moon T. W., Peru K. M., Headley J. V., et al. (2013).  Effects of naphthenic acid exposure on development and liver metabolic processes in anuran tadpoles. 177, 5 pages . Abstract
Polfus, J. L., Heinemeyer K., & Hebblewhite M. (2013).  Comparing traditional ecological knowledge and western science woodland caribou habitat models. The Journal of Wildlife Management. 78(1), 112 - 121. Abstract
West, C. E., Scarlett A. G., Pureveen J., Tegelaar E. W., & Rowland S. J. (2013).  Abundant naphthenic acids in oil sands process-affected water: Studies by synthesis derivatisation and two-dimensional gas chromatography/high-resolution mass spectrometry. 27(2), 9 pages . Abstract
Toor, N. S., Franz E. D., Fedorak P. M., MacKinnon M. D., & Liber K. (2013).  Degradation and aquatic toxicity of naphthenic acids in oil sands process-affected waters using simulated wetlands. 90(2), 211 pages . Abstract
Sun, N., Perez-Estrada L. A., Drzewicz P., Chelme, Ayala P., Klamerth N., Islam M., et al. (2013).  Different analytical mass spectrometric and bioassay to probe how ozonation process degrades naphthenic acids in oil sands process-affected water. 1 page .

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