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2002
Lemay, T. G. (2002).  Sampling of formation waters in the Athabasca oil sands (in situ) area Alberta 1999-2001 - A compilation of protocols and methods. 26 pages . Abstract
Lemay, T. G. (2002).  Sampling of groundwater in the Athabasca oil sands (in situ) area Alberta 1999-2001 - A compilation of protocols and methods. 52 pages .
Lemay, T. G. (2002).  Sampling of surface water and spring water in the Athabasca oil sands (in situ) area Alberta 1999-2001 - A compilation of protocols and methods. 43 pages .
[Anonymous] (2002).  Review and compilation of surface water research and reports for selected waterbodies in the Municipal District of Wood Buffalo. (Dillon Consulting Limited, Ed.). 66 pages . Abstract
Burton Ayles, G. (2002).  Sustainability of the Muskeg River watershed workshop. 46 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2002).  Landscape biodiversity and watershed indicator review and assessment Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo. (Olson and Olson Planning & Design Consultants Inc., Ed.). 246 pages .
McEachern, P., & Noton L. (2002).  Overview of water quality in the Muskeg River basin July 1972 to March 2001. 91 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2002).  Habitat use by overwintering fish in the lower Athabasca River: 2001 pilot field study. (RL&L Environmental Services Ltd., Ed.). 14 pages .
[Anonymous] (2002).  Oil sands Regional Aquatics Monitoring Program (RAMP) 2001: Volume 1: Chemical and biological monitoring. (Golder Associates Ltd., Ed.).
2001
Evans, M. S., Lockhart W. L., Billeck B., Stern G., Noton L., Bechtold J. P., et al. (2001).  Hydrocarbon studies in the Lake Athabasca and the Athabasca River ecosystem: PAH concentrations compositions time trends and sources. 1 page .
[Anonymous] (2001).  Oil sands Regional Aquatics Monitoring Program (RAMP) 2000: Volume 1: Chemical and biological monitoring. (Golder Associates Ltd., Ed.).
MacKinnon, M. D. (2001).  Water quality issues associated with composite tailings (CT) technology for managing oil sands tailings. 15(4), 21 pages . Abstract
Reedyk, S., Prepas E. E., & Chambers P. A. (2001).  Effects of single Ca(OH)2 doses on phosphorus concentration and macrophyte biomass of two boreal eutrophic lakes over 2 years. 46(8), 1075-1087.
2000
[Anonymous] (2000).  Oil sands Regional Aquatics Monitoring Program (RAMP) 1999. (Golder Associates Ltd., Ed.).
Bott, R. (2000).  Canada's oil sands and heavy oil: Developing the World's largest petroleum resource. (Petroleum Communication Foundation, Ed.). 40 pages .
1999
Van Meer, T., & Lagimodiere M. (1999).  Oil sands Regional Aquatics Monitoring Program. 1 page .
van den Heuvel, M. R., Power M., MacKinnon M. D., Van Meer T., Dobson E. P., & Dixon D. G. (1999).  Effects of oil sands related aquatic reclamation on yellow perch (Perca flavescens). I. Water quality characteristics and yellow perch physiological and population responses. 56, 12 pages . Abstract
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
[Anonymous] (1999).  Oil sands Regional Aquatics Monitoring Program (RAMP) 1998. (Golder Associates Ltd., Ed.).
Committee, N. R. B. H. H. M. P. M. (1999).  Northern river basins ecological and human health studies: Summary relevance and recommendations.
1998
[Anonymous] (1998).  Oil sands Regional Aquatics Monitoring Program (RAMP) 1997. (Golder Associates Ltd., Ed.).
Mikula, R. J., Munoz V. A., Kasperski K. L., Omotoso O. E., & Sheeran D. (1998).  Commercial implementation of a dry landscape oil sands tailings reclamation option: Consolidated tailings.
[Anonymous] (1998).  Project Millennium conceptual plan for "no net loss" of fish habitat. Abstract
1997
Carey, J. H., Cordeiro O. T. R., & Brownlee B. G. (1997).  Distribution of contaminants in the water sediment and biota in the Peace Athabasca and Slave River basins: Present and predicted future trends. 96 pages.
Armstrong, T. F., Stanley S. J., & Smith D. W. (1997).  An assessment of non-conventional drinking water in the Peace, Athabasca and Slave River basins. 82 pages. Abstract  Download: 0-662-24655-1.pdf (8.01 MB)

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