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2007

Passelac-Ross, M. M., & Potes V. (2007). Crown consultation with aboriginal peoples in oil sands development: Is it adequate is it legal?. 60 pages .

[Anonymous] (2007). Reach-specific water quality objectives for the lower Athabasca River. (Golder Associates Ltd., Ed.). 87 pages . Abstract

Taylor, A. (2007). Royalty reform solutions: Options for delivering a fair share of oil sands revenues to Albertans and resource developers. 23 pages . Abstract

Kidd, J. (2007). Running out of steam? A workshop on oil sands development and water use in the Athabasca River watershed: Science and market-based solutions. 27 pages .

Holroyd, P., Dyer S., & Woynillowicz D. (2007). Haste makes waste: The need for a new oilsands tenure regime (fact sheet). 35 pages . Abstract

Westcott, F., & Watson L. (2007). End pit lakes technical guidance document. 51 pages . Abstract

[Anonymous] (2007). A summary report on reclamation criteria document review: Criteria gaps overlaps and conflicts. (Golder Associates Ltd., Ed.). 26 pages .

Angevine, G., & Hrytzak-Lieffers D. (2007). Meeting the demands of rapid oil sands industry growth: Public-private partnerships can deliver municipal infrastructure requirements. 8 pages . Abstract

Passelac-Ross, M., & Potes V. (2007). Consultation with aboriginal peoples in the Athabasca oil sands region: Is it meeting the Crown's legal obligations?. 7 pages .

Vlavianos, N. (2007). Key shortcomings in Alberta's regulatory framework for oil sands development. 7 pages .

2006

[Anonymous] (2006). Cold Lake - Beaver River basin groundwater quality state of the basin report. (Alberta Environment, Ed.). 85 pages . Abstract

Taylor, A., & Raynolds M. (2006). Thinking like an owner: Overhauling the royalty and tax treatment of Alberta's oil sands.. 25 pages .

Powter, C. (2006). Alberta's proposed mine liability management program. 8 pages .

Leskiw, L. A., & McLean A. R. (2006). Land capability classification for forest ecosystems in the oil sands 2006 edition. 11 pages .

Griffiths, M., Taylor A., & Woynillowicz D. (2006). Troubled waters troubling trends: Technology and policy options to reduce water use in oil and oil sands developments in Alberta. 157 pages .

Woynillowicz, D., & Severson-Baker C. (2006). Down to the last drop: The Athabasca River and oil sands. 16 pages .

Coates, L. (2006). Canada's energy security paradox: Why Canada's 180 billion barrels of recoverable oil reserves are fool's gold. 23 pages .

[Anonymous] (2006). Cold Lake - Beaver River basin groundwater quantity and brackish water state of the basin report - Appendices. (Alberta Environment, Ed.). 61 pages . Abstract

[Anonymous] (2006). Land capability classification system for forest ecosystems in the oil sands 3rd edition. Volume 1: Field manual for land capability determination. (Alberta Environment, Ed.). 148 pages . Abstract

Bankes, N. (2006). Mikisew Cree and the lands taken up clause of the numbered treaties. 8 pages .

2005

Gray, E. (2005). Canada's oil sands: A history of the world's largest petroleum storehouse. 16 pages . Abstract

Birtwell, I. K., Samis S. C., & Khan N. Y. (2005). Commentary on the management of fish habitat in northern Canada: Information requirements and policy considerations regarding diamond oil sands and placer mining. 332 pages . Abstract

Lawe, L. B., & Wells J. (2005). Cumulative effects assessment and EIA follow-up: A proposed community-based monitoring program in the oil sands region northeastern Alberta. (Mikisew Cree First Nations Industry Relations Corporation, Ed.).23(3), 4 pages . Abstract

Van Hinte, T. (2005). Managing impacts of major projects: An analysis of the Enbridge Gateway pipeline proposal. 164 pages . Abstract

Wilson, J., & Graham J. (2005). Relationships between First Nations and the forest industry: the legal and policy context. (National Aboriginal Forestry Association (NAFA), Forest Products Association of Canada (FPAC), First Nations Forestry Program, Ed.). Abstract

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