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2012

[Anonymous] (2012). Lower Athabasca region air quality management framework for nitrogen dioxide (NO2) and sulphur dioxide (SO2). (Alberta Government, Ed.). 56 pages . Abstract

[Anonymous] (2012). Lower Athabasca Regional Plan, 2012-2022. (Alberta Government, Ed.). 94 pages .

Proemse, B. C., Mayer B., & Fenn M. E. (2012). Tracing industrial sulfur contributions to atmospheric sulfate deposition in the Athabasca oil sands region Alberta, Canada. 27(12), 9 pages . Abstract

Cruz-Martinez, L., & Smits J. E. G. (2012). Potential to use animals as monitors of ecosystem health in the oil sands region - July 2013 update. OSRIN. Abstract

Davies, M., Person R., Vijayaraghavan K., & Morris R. (2012). CALPUFF modelling protocol in the context of CEMA management frameworks.

Maloley, M., Abuelgasim A., & White P. H. (2012). Earth observation for industrial plume mapping of the Alberta oil sands region.

Laxton, D. L., Watmough S. A., & Aherne J. (2012). Nitrogen cycling in Pinus banksiana and Populus tremuloides stands in the Athabasca oil sands region, Alberta, Canada. 223(1), 12 pages . Abstract

McLinden, C. A., Fioletov V., Boersma K. F., Krotkov N., Sioris C. E., Veefkind J. P., et al. (2012). Air quality over the Canadian oil sands: A first assessment using satellite observations. 39(4), 8 pages . Abstract

Pippus, Gregory, J. (2012). Assessment of sources of uncertainty in passive samplers of ambient air quality: Evaluation Lakeland Industry and Community Association airshed 2009-2011. 50 pages . Abstract

Walsh, H. (2012). Alberta's oil sands development is not responsible - moratorium needed. 35 pages .

Wieder, K. R., Vile M. A., & Vitt D. H. (2012). Current and past N deposition in the Athabasca oil sands region and its effects on nitrogen cycling and peat bogs. 35 pages . Abstract

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

[Anonymous] (2012). Joint Canada Alberta implementation plan for oil sands monitoring. (Government of Alberta, Government of Canada, Ed.). 27 pages .

Cruz-Martinez, L., & Smits J. E. G. (2012). Potential to use animals as monitors of ecosystem health in the oil sands region. 52 pages . Abstract

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

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

Sanger, A. (2012). Tar sands refineries: Communities at risk. 8 pages .

Proemse, B. C. (2012). Tracing industrial emissions in the Athabasca oil sands region using stable isotope techniques. 279 pages. Abstract

2011

Lefohn, A. S., & Musselman R. C. (2011). Review of the Ozone Management Framework's ozone metrics for vegetation protection. 51 pages . Abstract

Downey, D. M. (2011). Incorporating system dynamics into an environmental management system at an oil sands upgrader. 82 pages . Abstract

Whitfield, C. J., Watmough S. A., & Aherne J. (2011). Uncertainty-based modelling of soil chemical response to acidic deposition. 11 pages . Abstract

Kindzierski, W. B., & Bari A. (2011). Long-term temporal trends and influence of criteria pollutants on regional air quality in Fort McKay, Alberta. 6 pages.

Jung, K., Ok Y. S., & Chang S. X. (2011). Sulfate adsorption properties of acid-sensitive soils in the Athabasca oil sands region in Alberta, Canada. 84(4), 6 pages . Abstract

Vijayaraghavan, K., Morris R., Pollock T., Davies M., & Person R. (2011). Comparison of CALPUFF and CMAQ models in the context of CEMA management frameworks. Abstract

Jung, K., Chang S. X., & Arshad C. M. A. (2011). Effects of canopy-deposition interaction on H+ supply to soils in Pinus banksiana and Populus tremuloides ecosystems in the Athabasca oil sands region in Alberta, Canada. 159(5), 27 pages . Abstract

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