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2011
Kavanagh, R. J., Frank R. A., Oakes K. D., Servos M. R., Young R. F., Fedorak P. M., et al. (2011).  Fathead minnow (Pimephales promelas) reproduction is impaired in aged oil sands process-affected waters. 101(1), 6 pages . Abstract
Weisbord, M. (2011).  Are the oilsands ethical?. 11-Feb , Abstract
Abolfazlzadehdoshanbehbazari, M. (2011).  Characterizing the transport of process-affected water contained in oil sands tailings ponds into the underlying Pleistocene clay till in northern Alberta's Athabasca oil sands region: A field study. 157 pages . Abstract
May, L. L., Warner C., Acton C. A., Salifu K. F., Anderson H. B., & Tedder W. S. (2011).  Evaluation of reclamation success in Alberta's oil sands.
Wells, P. S. (2011).  Long term in-situ behaviour of oil sands fine tailings in Suncor's Pond 1A. 9 pages . Abstract
Duncan, S. (2011).  Reindeer lichen transplant feasibility for reclamation of lichen ecosites on Alberta's Athabasca oil sand mines. 143 pages . Abstract
Wells, P. S. (2011).  Technology development. (Suncor Energy Inc., Ed.). 3 pages . Abstract
Athanassopoulus, C., Wells P. S., Trinca S., & Urchik W. (2011).  The use of geosynthetics in the reclamation of an oil sands tailings pond. 6 pages .
2010
Rezanezhad, F., Price J. S., Rochefort L., Pouliot R., Anderson R., & Daly C. (2010).  Oil sands process-affected water contamination transport through peat soils: Laboratory and greenhouse study. 17 pages .
Guo, C., & Wells P. S. (2010).  Some properties of Suncor oil sands tailings. 8 pages .
Proskin, S., Sego D., & Alostaz M. 'd (2010).  Freeze-thaw and consolidation tests on Suncor mature fine tailings (MFT). 63(3), 10 pages . Abstract
Jurkowski, K., Daly C., & Ciborowski J. (2010).  Inferring energy sources in constructed wetlands through stable isotope analysis of microbial films.
Deephouse, D. L., Lugosi N., & Thomarat M. (2010).  How does the sun shine on Suncor? A comparison of prestige mainstream and tabloid media reporting on Alberta's oil and gas industry. 12 pages . Abstract
Karikpo, M., Graham J., Bianchi E., Warden R., Stratton S., & Tauli Corpuz V. (2010).  The land, our life: Indigenous rights and our common future.
Shaughnessy, B. E. (2010).  Natural recovery of upland boreal forest vegetation on a hummocky peat-mineral mix substrate in the Athabasca Oil Sands region, Alberta. Renewable Resources(M. Sc.), 159.
Shaughnessy, B. E. (2010).  Natural recovery of upland boreal forest vegetation on a hummocky peat-mineral mix substrate in the Athabasca oil sands region, Alberta. 146 pages . Abstract
varma Jampana, P. (2010).  Computer vision based sensors for chemical processes. Chemical and Materials Engineering(Ph. D.), 135.
2009
Toor, N., Han X., Franz E., MacKinnon M., Martin J., & Liber K. (2009).  Biodegradation of complex naphthenic acid mixtures and a probable link between congener profiles and aquatic toxicity. 52 pages . Abstract
Harms, N. J., & Smits J. E. (2009).  Health assessment of tree swallows (Tachycineta bicolor) on the oil sands using stress immune function and growth indicators. 1 page .
Toor, N., Liber K., MacKinnon M., & Fedorak P. (2009).  The role and effectiveness of wetlands for mitigation of oil sands impacted waters. 29 pages . Abstract
Lemphers, N. C. (2009).  Alberta bound : The interface between Alberta's environmental policies and the environmental management of three Albertan oil sands companies. Department of Urban Studies and Planning(M. C. P. ), 200.
Cartwright, S. L. (2009).  Impacts of nitrogen (NO(x)) emissions from oil sands operations on soils and vegetation. Environment and Management(M. Sc.), 144.
Fekete, S. (2009).  Indigenous peoples' rights in Alberta's oil sands : The roles of corporation and the state. Abstract
Morrison, J. D. (2009).  Metabolic and molecular approaches to the study of bacterial communities in wetlands of the Alberta Oil Sands region. 172. Abstract
Legg, A. M. (2009).  Testate amoebae as a performance indicator of ecosystem establishment in wetlands impacted by oil sands processed materials. Biology(M. Sc.), 101. Abstract

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