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2009

[Anonymous] (2009). Beta test of the TMAC priority chemical screening tool (PCST). (Intrinsik Environmental Sciences Inc., Ed.). 16 pages .

Armstrong, S. A., Headley J. V., Peru K. M., & Germida J. J. (2009). Differences in phytotoxicity and dissipation between ionized and nonionized oil sands naphthenic acids in wetland plants. 28(10), 7 pages .

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 .

Zhang, X., Wiseman S., Higley E., Jones P. D., Hecker M., Gamal El-Din M., et al. (2009). In vitro evaluation of the toxic effects and endocrine disrupting potential of oil sands processed water and naphthenic acids. 2 pages .

Hersikorn, B., & Smits J. E. (2009). In-situ caging of wood frog (Rana sylvatica) larvae in wetlands formed from oil sands tailings materials (OSPM). 1 page .

Sansom, B., MacDonald J., MacKinnon M., Dixon D. G., & Lee L. E. (2009). Rapid assessment of toxicity of oil sands process-affected waters using fish cell lines. 59 pages . Abstract

Frank, R. A., Kavanagh R., Burnison K. B., Arsenault G., Headley J. V., Peru K. M., et al. (2009). Toxicity assessment of collected fractions from an extracted naphthenic acid mixture. 72(9), 5 pages . Abstract

Gupta, N. (2009). Effects of oil sands process-affected water and substrates on wood frog (Rana sylvatica) eggs and tadpoles. 149 pages . Abstract

Hersikorn, B. D. (2009). In-situ caged wood frog (Rana sylvatica) survival and development in wetlands formed from oil sands process-affected materials (OSPM). Abstract

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

Neville, C. (2009). Amphibian survival & growth; innate immune function (production of reactive oxygen species); thyroid hormone (T4 T3) concentrations; naphthenic acid concentrations in muscle.

Andrahennadi, R. (2009). Biotransformation of selenium and arsenic in insects: Environmental implications. Geological Sciences(Ph. D.), 169.

Puttaswamy, N., & Liber K. (2009). Metal leaching from oil sands coke and associated characterization of leachate toxicity. 51 pages .

2008

Puttaswamy, N., & Liber K. (2008). Assessment of metal releases and leachate toxicity of oil sands coke. Abstract

Farwell, A., Lau A., & Dixon D. G. (2008). The effect of modifying factors on the toxicity of oil sands reclamation sediments to medaka embryo development. 72 pages .

Toor, N., Liber K., MacKinnon M., & Fedorak P. (2008). Exploring the biodegradation and toxicity of naphthenic acids present in Athabasca oil sands process-affected waters using simulated wetlands. 1 page. Abstract

Keshwani, H., Hersikorn B., & Smits J. E. (2008). Reproductive performance and neonatal development of tree swallows (Tachycineta bicolor) on reclaimed mine sites on the Athabasca oil sands. 73 pages . Abstract

Armstrong, S. A. (2008). Dissipation and phytotoxicity of oil sands naphthenic acids in wetland plants. Abstract

[Anonymous] (2008). Priority chemical screening tool: Assessment and priority ranking of trace air contaminants in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo. (ENVIRON International Corporation, Ed.). 32 pages .

Visser, S. (2008). Petroleum hydrocarbons (PHCs) in lean oil sand (LOS): Degradation potential and toxicity to ecological receptors. 105 pages . Abstract

Hatch, C., & Price M. (2008). Canada's toxic tar sands: The most destructive project on earth. 26 pages . Abstract

Hersikorn, B., & Smits J. E. (2008). Effects of oil sands waste water on the wood frog (Rana sylvatica). 211 pages .

Armstrong, S. A., Headley J. V., Peru K. M., & Germida J. J. (2008). Phytotoxicity of oil sands naphthenic acids and dissipation from systems planted with emergent aquatic macrophytes. 43(1), 7 pages . Abstract

Allen, E. W. (2008). Process water treatment in Canada's oil sands industry: I. Target pollutants and treatment objectives. 7, 15 pages . Abstract

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