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2012

Cruz-Martinez, L., & Smits J. E. G. (2012). Potential to use animals as monitors of ecosystem health in the oil sands region - July 2013 update. OSRIN. Abstract

2010

Anonymous (2010). CEMA has a new look!. 6-May , Abstract

Sands, A. (2010). Oilsands' use of Athabasca River violating treaty rights: report.. 9-Dec , Abstract

2009

[Anonymous] (2009). Application for approval of the MacKay River commercial project. (Athabasca Oilsands Corporation, Alberta Environment, Alberta Energy Resources Conservation Board, Ed.). MacKay River commercial project application for approval; MacKay River commercial project; MacKay River SAGD Project .

2008

Chiang, C. (2008). Alberta government drops charges against Metis man for hunting moose. Abstract

2006

Abbas, S. A. (2006). Disposal of sulphur and salt in mined out pit at Syncrude. Civil and Environmental Engineering(M. Sc. ), 114.

2005

Lawe, L. B., & Wells J. (2005). Cumulative effects assessment and EIA follow-up: a proposed community-based monitoring program in the oilsands region, northeastern Alberta. 23 ( 3 ), 205-209 . Abstract

2004

Husky Oil Operations Ltd (2004). Sunrise Thermal Project.

1977

Mehlenbacher, A. L., & Whitfield D. W. A. (1977). Energy and water balance model. Chapter 10, 25 pages .

1973

[Anonymous] (1973). Athabasca tar sands corridor study: v. 2. Appendix: Extracts from existing literature complied for use by the Study Group. (Stewart, Weir, Stewart, Watson and Heinrichs, Ed.).Transportation corridor study. Volume 2 Appendix: Extracts from existing literature compiled for use of Study Group. 388 pages .

Swist, R. C., & Mackay C. (1973). Athabasca tar sands corridor study: v. 3. Appendix: The effect of existing legislation. Transportation corridor study. Volume 3 Appendix: The effect of existing legislation. 94 pages. Abstract

[Anonymous] (1973). Athabasca tar sands corridor study: v. 4. Appendix: Environment: General characteristics and conditions. Part 1.. (Bolter Parish Trimble Ltd., Ducks Unlimited (Canada), Tom Peters and Associates, Ed.). 272 pages . Abstract

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