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1986
Orr, R. C. (1986).  Environmental protection in Alberta.
Germain, R. R. (1986).  Future technologies.
Boerger, H., & Aleksiuk M. (1986).  Natural detoxification and colonization of oil sands tailings water in experimental pits. 16 pages .
Baddaloo, E. G. Y. (1986).  Proceedings of Alberta oil sands tailings wastewater treatment technology workshop. 129 pages . Abstract
Karr, K. (1986).  A review of federal government research directed towards tar sands plant tailings issues. 13 pages .
Boerger, H., MacKinnon M., & Aleksiuk M. (1986).  Use of toxicity tests in studies of oil sands tailings water detoxification. 20 pages .
Stowell, V. (1986).  Water management at Syncrude. 7 pages .
1985
Sims, H. P. (1985).  Alberta government environmental research programs related to oil sands/heavy oil development in Alberta. 22 pages .
Rudolph, R. C., & Davison D. S. (1985).  Estimates of roughness length from minisonde profiles in the Athabasca oil sands area. 42 pages . Abstract
Davis, C. S., Fellin P., Stevens D., Todd S., & Heidorn K. (1985).  Evaluation, analysis, and assessment of snowpack and precipitation data from a monitoring network in the AOSERP study area. 367 pages . Abstract
Hamilton, H. R., Thompson M. V., & Corkum L. (1985).  Water quality overview of Athabasca River Basin. 117 pages . Abstract
1984
Charlton, S. E. D., & Hickman M. (1984).  Seasonal physical chemical and algal changes in five rivers flowing through the oil sands region of Alberta, Canada. 69(3), 35 pages . Abstract
Hudson, H. R. (1984).  Aspects of the hydrologic and sediment regimes of the Muskeg River basin and the consequences of vegetation removal. 46 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (1984).  Athabasca River basin low flow analysis. (Alberta Environment, Hydrology Branch, Ed.). 86 pages . Abstract
Murray, W. A. (1984).  Background air quality Sandalta trailer May 1983 to March 1984. 74 pages . Abstract
Visser, S., Danielson R. M., & Griffiths C. L. (1984).  Effect of stockpiling muskeg peat on the vesicular-arbuscular mycorrhizal development in slender wheatgrass. 22 pages .
Visser, S., Danielson R. M., & Griffiths C. L. (1984).  Effects of three levels of fertilizer and inoculation on the growth and mycorrhizal development of containerized jack pine seedlings. Abstract
Wallace, R. R., & McCart P. J. (1984).  The fish and fisheries of the Athabasca River basin: Status and environmental requirements. Abstract
Parkinson, D. (1984).  Mycorrhizal studies regarding the reclamation of oil sand tailings: Production and outplanting of jack pine seedlings and amounts of VA- and ectomycorrhizal inoculum in stockpiled peat. 131 pages . Abstract
1983
Boerger, H. (1983).  Distribution and abundance of macrobenthos in the Athabasca River near Fort McMurray. 77 pages . Abstract
Kasinska, B. M. (1983).  Human system Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program 1975-1980: An integration and synthesis of research results. 227 pages . Abstract
Sneddon, D. T. (1983).  Hydrotechnical research in the Alberta oil sands. 34 pages . Abstract
Ostafichuk, M., & La Roi G. H. (1983).  Progress report for 1982: Pinus banksiana-dominated permanent plots in the Athabasca oil sands. 189 pages . Abstract
Hart, A. G., Humphreys R. G., McMullen A. L., & Patel B. U. (1983).  A review of the technology available for the control of atmospheric emissions from oil sands plants. 293 pages . Abstract
1982
Olson, R., Thomson B., Bertram H., & Peters R. (1982).  Athabasca oil sands precipitation chemistry studies: 1976-79 and 1981. 66 pages . Abstract

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