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Main, C. (2011).  2010 Regional Aquatics Monitoring Program (RAMP) scientific review. (Integrated Water Management Program Alberta Innovates – Technology Futures, Ed.). 29 pages .
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[Anonymous] (1974).  Alberta oil sands climatological and meteorological research. (Conservation and Utilization Committee, Ed.). 15 pages . Abstract
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Djurfors, S., & Netterville D. (1977).  Buoyant plume rise in non-uniform wind conditions. 17 pages . Abstract
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Chan, G., Reilly J. M., Paltsev S., & Chen H. Y. - H. (2012).  The Canadian oil sands industry under carbon constraints. 50 , 10 pages . Abstract
Daschuk, J., & Marchildon G. P. (2005).  Climate and Aboriginal-Newcomer Adaptation in the South Saskatchewan River Basin, 1700-1800. Abstract
Hudson, E. (1997).  The climate of the Peace, Athabasca, and Slave River Basins. (Environment Canada, Ed.). 122 pages . Download: 0-662-24676-4.pdf (13.68 MB)
Rudolph, R. C., Oleskiw M. M., & Stuart R. A. (1984).  Climatological analysis of recent data from the Athabasca oil sands area. 211 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (1973).  Climatological and meteorological research needs for the Athabasca tar sands area Task Force report. (Conservation and Utlilization Committee, Ed.). 40 pages . Abstract
Denison, P. J. (1977).  A climatology of low-level air trajectories in the Alberta oil sands area. 113 pages . Abstract
Longley, R. W., & Janz B. (1978).  The climatology of the Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program study area. 102 pages . Abstract
Johnson, E. A., & Miyanishi K. (2008).  Creating new landscapes and ecosystems: The Alberta oil sands. 1134 (1), 25 pages . Abstract
Abboud, S. A., Turchenek L. W., & Halsey L. A. (2002).  Critical loads of acid deposition on soils in the Athabasca oil sands region, Alberta. 81 pages . Abstract
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Seely, B., & Welham C. (2010).  Development and evaluation of an integrated modelling approach for a risk analysis of alternative reclamation strategies. 20 pages . Abstract
Wieder, K. R., Vile M. A., Scott K. D., Vitt D. H., Brault E., Harris M., et al. (2012).  Disturbance and the peatland carbon sink in the oil sands administrative area. 9 pages .
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Roe, F. G. (1952).  Early agriculture in western Canada in relation to climatic stability. 26(3), 104-123.
Hall, R. I., Leavitt P. R., Quinlan R., Dixit A. S., & Smol J. P. (1999).  Effects of agriculture, urbanization and climate on water quality in the northern Great Plains. 44(3), 17 pages . Abstract
Gentes, M. - L., Waldner C., Papp Z., & Smits J. E. G. (2006).  Effects of oil sands tailings compounds and harsh weather on mortality rates growth and detoxification efforts in nestling tree swallows (Tachycineta bicolor). 142(1), 9 pages . Abstract
Verschuren, J. P., & Wojtiw L. (1980).  Estimate of the maximum probable precipitation for Alberta river basins. 307 pages . Abstract
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Thompson, R. L., Mooder R. B., Conlan M. J. W., & Cheema T. J. (2011).  Groundwater flow and solute transport modelling of an oil sands mine to aid in the assessment of the performance of the planned closure landscape. (Fourie, A., Tibbett, M., Beersing, A., Ed.). 9 pages .
Carey, S. K. (2008).  Growing season energy and water exchange from an oil sands overburden reclamation soil cover Fort McMurray, Alberta, Canada. 22(15), 10 pages . Abstract
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Neville, L. A. (2014).  High resolution paleolimnology of lakes in the Athabasca oil sands mining region Alberta Canada. 310 pages. Abstract
Daschuk, J. (2008).  Horses, Climate and War on the Northern Great Plains to 1806.
Jozsa, L. A. (1984).  How climate affects tree growth in the boreal forest. (Northern Forest Research Centre (Canada)., Ed.). 1-67. Abstract
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Keshta, N., Elshorbagy A., & Carey S. (2012).  Impacts of climate change on soil moisture and evapotranspiration in reconstructed watersheds in northern Alberta, Canada. 26(9), 10 pages . Abstract
Leahey, D. M., & Hansen M. C. (1982).  Influences of terrain on plume level winds in the Athabasca oil sands area. 16(12), 5 pages . Abstract

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