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Sohrabi, V., Ross M. S., Martin J. W., & Barker J. F. (2013).  Potential for in situ chemical oxidation of acid extractable organics in oil sands process affected groundwater. 93 (11), 5 pages . Abstract
Scott, D. J., Kabwe L. K., Wilson G. W., & Sorta A. (2013).  Properties which affect the consolidation behaviour of mature fine tailings.
Soleimani, S., Mizani S., Simms P., Wilson W., & Dunmola A. (2013).  The role of dessication and rheology in optimizing operations for polymer-amended fine tailings disposal.
Schindler, D. W. (2013).  Water quality issues in the oil sands region of the lower Athabasca River, Alberta. 40 , 12 pages . Abstract
De Corby, R. G. (2013).  Development of silicon-based optofluidic sensors for oil sands environmental monitoring. 19 pages . Abstract
Smith, K. (2013).  Labour markets and rent dissipation. 2, 4 pages .
Smith, K. (2013).  Oil sands economic & environmental indicators. 1, 4 pages .
Nikakhtari, H., Vagi L., Choi P., Liu Q., & Gray M. R. (2013).  Solvent screening for non-aqueous extraction of Alberta oil sands. 91(6), 7 pages . Abstract
Mollard, F. P. O., Roy M. C. -, & Foote L. A. (2013).  Typha latifolia plant performance and stand biomass in wetlands affected by surface oil sands mining. 58, 8 pages . Abstract
Holden, A. A., Haque S. E., Mayer K. U., & Ulrich A. C. (2013).  Biogeochemical processes controlling the mobility of major ions and trace metals in aquitard sediments beneath an oil sand tailing pond: Laboratory studies and reactive transport modeling. 151, 12 pages . Abstract
Abolfazlzadehdoshanbehbazari, M., Birks S. J., Moncur M. C., & Ulrich A. C. (2013).  Fate and transport of oil sand process-affected water into the underlying clay till: A field study. 151, 9 pages . Abstract
Ciborowski, J. J. H., Kang M., Grgicak-Mannion A., Rabb D., Bayley S. E., & Foote L. A. (2013).  Synthesis: Applying the reference condition approach for monitoring reclamation areas in the Athabasca oil sands region. 123 pages . Abstract
Jiang, Y., Ulrich A. C., & Liu Y. (2013).  Coupling bioelectricity generation and oil sands tailings treatment using microbial fuel cells. 139, 5 pages . Abstract
He, L., Li X., Wu G., Lin F., & Sui H. (2013).  Distribution of saturates aromatics resins and asphaltenes fractions in the bituminous layer of Athabasca Oil Sands. 27(8), 6 pages . Abstract
Kovalenko, K. E., Ciborowski J. J. H., Daly C., Dixon D. G., Farwell A. J., Foote A. L., et al. (2013).  Food web structure in oil sands reclaimed wetlands. 23, 12 pages . Abstract
Naeth, M. A., Wilkinson S. R., Mackenzie D. D., Archibald H. A., & Powter C. B. (2013).  Potential of LFH mineral soil mixes for land reclamation in Alberta. 65 pages . Abstract
St. Clair, C. C., Loots S., McCallum C., & Ronconi R. A. (2013).  2013 bird monitoring plan. 32 pages .
Dos Santos Pereira, A., Bhattacharjee S., & Martin J. W. (2013).  Characterization of oil sands process-affected waters by liquid chromatography Orbitrap mass spectrometry. 47(10), 9 pages . Abstract
Jung, K., Chang S. X., Ok Y. S., & Arshad C. M. (2013).  Critical loads and H+ budgets of forest soils affected by air pollution from oil sands mining in Alberta, Canada. 69, 8 pages . Abstract
Hein, F. J., Leckie D., Larter S., & Suter J. R. (2013).  Heavy-oil and oil-sand petroleum systems in Alberta and beyond. 772 pages . Abstract
Kalantari, S., Ben-Awuah E., & Askari-Nasab H. (2013).  Towards an integrated oil sands mine plan and composite tailings plan. 27(2), 23 pages . Abstract
Hwang, G., Dong T., Islam M. S., Sheng Z., Pérez-Estrada L. A., & El-Din M. G. (2013).  The impacts of ozonation on oil sands process-affected water biodegradability and biofilm formation characteristics in bioreactors. 130, 8 pages . Abstract
Mahdavi, H., Liu Y., & Ulrich A. C. (2013).  Partitioning and bioaccumulation of metals from oil sands process affected water in indigenous Parachlorella kessleri. 90 (6), 6 pages . Abstract
Jung, K., & Chang S. X. (2013).  Soil and tree chemistry reflected the cumulative impact of acid deposition in Pinus banksiana and Populus tremuloides stands in the Athabasca oil sands region in western Canada. 25, 9 pages . Abstract
Jung, K., Choi W. - J., Chang S. X., & Arshad M. A. (2013).  Soil and tree ring chemistry of Pinus banksiana and Populus tremuloides stands as indicators of changes in atmospheric environments in the oil sands region of Alberta, Canada. 25, 9 pages . Abstract

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