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Hemsley, T. (2012). Ecological response of atmospheric nitrogen deposition on reconstructed soils in the Athabasca oil sands region. 128 pages . Abstract

Anderson, J., Wiseman S. B., Moustafa A., Gamal El-Din M., Liber K., & Giesy J. P. (2012). Effects of exposure to oil sands process-affected water from experimental reclamation ponds on Chironomus dilutus. 46(6), 6 pages . Abstract

Onwuchekwa, N. E. (2012). Enhanced revegetation and reclamation of oil sand disturbed land using mycorrhizae. 102 pages . Abstract

Jung, K., & Chang S. X. (2012). Four years of simulated N and S depositions did not cause N saturation in a mixedwood boreal forest ecosystem in the oil sands region in northern Alberta Canada. 280 , 8 pages . Abstract

Holden, Alexander, A. (2012). The geochemical evolution of oil sands tailings pond seepage resulting from diffusive ingress through underlying glacial till sediments. 223 pages . Abstract

Lilles, E. B., Purdy B. G., Macdonald S. E., & Chang S. X. (2012). Growth of aspen and white spruce on naturally saline sites in northern Alberta: Implications for development of boreal forest vegetation on reclaimed saline soils. 92(1), 14 pages . Abstract

Valera, E., & Powter C. B. (2012). Implications of changing environmental requirements on oil sands royalties.. 21 pages . Abstract

Zhang, Y. (2012). Laboratory study of freeze-thaw dewatering of Albian mature fine tailings (MFT). 208 pages . Abstract

MacKenzie, M. D., & Quideau S. A. (2012). Laboratory-based nitrogen mineralization and biogeochemistry of two soils used in oil sands reclamation. 92(1), 11 pages . Abstract

Vinge, T., & Pyper M. (2012). Managing woody materials on industrial sites: Meeting economic ecological and forest health goals through a collaborative approach. 32 pages . Abstract

Beasse, M. L. (2012). Microbial communities in organic substrates used for oil sands reclamation and their link to boreal seedling growth. 97 pages .

Hu, Y. (2012). Nutrient loading of aspen jack pine and white spruce seedlings for potential out-planting in oil sands reclamation. 134 pages . Abstract

Turcotte, I., & Quideau S. A. (2012). Phenolic profiles in natural and reconstructed soils from the oil sands region of Alberta. 92(1), 11 pages . Abstract

Morshed, G. (2012). Preparation of activated carbon from oil sands coke by chemical and physical activation techniques. 132 pages . Abstract

Dixon, R., Maier M., Sandilya A., & Schneider T. (2012). Qualifying environmental trusts as financial security for oil sands reclamation liabilities. 32 pages . Abstract

Macdonald, E., Quideau S., & Landhausser S. (2012). Rebuilding boreal forest ecosystems after industrial disturbance. 27 pages .

Carrera-Hernández, J. J., Mendoza C. A., Devito K. J., Petrone R. M., & Smerdon B. D. (2012). Reclamation for aspen revegetation in the Athabasca oil sands: Understanding soil water dynamics through unsaturated flow modelling. 92(1), 13 pages . Abstract

Jurus, P., Musilek P., Li Y., & Rodway J. (2012). Regional-scale modeling of greenhouse gas fluxes. 32 pages.

Kindzierski, W., Jin J., & Gamal El-Din M. (2012). Review of health effects of naphthenic acids: Data gaps and implications for understanding human health risk. 43 pages . Abstract

Hashisho, Z., Small C. C., & Morshed G. (2012). Review of technologies for the characterization and monitoring of VOCs reduced sulphur compounds and CH4. 93 pages . Abstract

Hahn, A. S. (2012). Soil microbial communities in early ecosystems. 105 pages . Abstract

Leatherdale, J., Chanasyk D. S., & Quideau S. (2012). Soil water regimes of reclaimed upland slopes in the oil sands region of Alberta. 92(1), 12 pages . Abstract

Vagi, L. (2012). Sorption of cyclohexane on oil sands tailings. 38 pages . Abstract

Roozbahani, S. (2012). Study of bio-densification process in oil sands tailings: Modeling and experimental validation. 123 pages . Abstract

Dow, M. W. (2012). Tarring the oil sands: The evolution and emergence of ENGO opposition in Alberta's oil sands and social movement theory. 143 pages . Abstract

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