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2015
Anonymous (2015).  Nova Gas directed to stop drilling in Athabasca River in Canada. Progressive Digital Media Water Treatment News. 1 page .
2014
Millington, D., & Howard P. (2014).  Canadian oil pathways. 92 pages .
Krugel, L. (2014).  First Nation pulls out of hearings into Grand Rapids oilsands pipeline. The Canadian Press. Abstract
Palen, W. J., Sisk T. D., Ryan M. E., Arvai J. L., Jaccard M., Solomon A. K., et al. (2014).  Energy: Consider the global impacts of oil pipelines. 510 (7506), 2 pages . Abstract
Flanagan, E., & Demerse C. (2014).  Climate implications of the proposed Energy East Pipeline: A preliminary assessment. 30 pages .
[Anonymous] (2014).  Economics of transporting and processing tar sands crudes in Quebec. (The Goodman Group, Ltd., Équiterre, Greenpeace Canada, Ed.). 51 pages . Abstract
Bowles, P., & Veltmeyer H. (2014).  The answer is still no: Voices of pipeline resistance. 144 pages . Abstract
Shearer, C., Inman M., & Davis S. J. (2014).  Keystone XL: The climate impact an expert elicitation. 10 pages . Abstract
Regulator, A. E. (2014).  Grand Rapids Pipeline GP Ltd. application for the Grand Rapids pipeline project.
2013
[Anonymous] (2013).  SM 800 - Linear footprint and access management. (Compass Resource Management Ltd., Ed.). 98 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2013).  Oilsands transportation infrastructure. (Pembina Institute, Ed.). 6 pages . Abstract
White, B. (2013).  Social media as a green virtual sphere: Examining the Alberta oil sands and the Northern Gateway Pipeline on Twitter. 139 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2013).  CEMA linear footprint disturbance simulation methodology document. (O2 Planning + Design Inc., Ed.). 42 pages .
Minardi, J. - F. (2013).  The economic benefits of pipeline projects to eastern Canada. 4 pages . Abstract
Liang, G., Peng X., Xu L., & Cheng F. Y. (2013).  Erosion-corrosion of carbon steel pipes in oil sands slurry studied by weight-loss testing and CFD simulation. 22(10), 5 pages . Abstract
Ramseur, J. L., Lattanzio R. K., Luther L., Parfomak P. W., & Carter N. T. (2013).  Oil sands and the Keystone XL Pipeline: Background and selected environmental issues. 51 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2013).  Alberta oil sands workshop for Washington state department of ecology, the regional response team 10 and the pacific states/British Columbia oil spill task force. (The Center for Spills in the Environment, Ed.). 28 pages .
Jolles, W., & Tiffin S. (2013).  An Arctic gateway for Alberta. 129 pages . Abstract
Holden, M. (2013).  From dead ducks to Dutch disease: The vilification of Canada's oil sands in the media. 15 pages . Abstract
Hoberg, G. (2013).  The battle over oil sands access to tidewater: A political risk analysis of pipeline alternatives. 39(3), 21 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2013).  Effects of diluted bitumen on crude oil transmission lines. (Committee for a Study of Pipeline Transportation of Diluted Bitumen, Ed.). 93 pages . Abstract
Payganeh, S. (2013).  The Keystone XL Pipeline dispute: A strategic analysis. Abstract
Tarnoczi, T. (2013).  Life cycle energy and greenhouse gas emissions from transportation of Canadian oil sands to future markets. 62, 10 pages . Abstract
Crosby, S., Fay R., Groark C., Kani A., Smith J. R., Sullivan T., et al. (2013).  Transporting Alberta's oil sands products: Defining the issues and assessing the risks. 152 pages.
2012
Gillies, R., Spelay R., Sun R., Goldszai A., & Li C. (2012).  Pipeline transport of thickened oil sands tailings.

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