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2012
Ngonadi, N. (2012).  Using PLFA to constrain microbial distribution related to S-cycling in oil-sands composite tailings during reclamation. 60 pages . Abstract
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
Davies, M., Person R., Vijayaraghavan K., & Morris R. (2012).  CALPUFF modelling protocol in the context of CEMA management frameworks.
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
Chen, M. (2012).  Assessing the biogeochemical development of oxygen and sulfur in oil sands fluid fine tailings in batch microcosms. 141 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
Jung, K. (2012).  Assessing the long-term impact of acid deposition and the risk of soil acidification in boreal forests in the Athabasca oil sands region in Alberta Canada. 200 pages . Abstract
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
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
Stephenson, K. E. (2012).  Seasonal sulphur biogeochemistry of oil sands composite tailings undergoing fen reclamation. 118 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
Been, J. (2011).  Comparison of the corrosivity of dilbit and conventional crude. 29 pages .
Marques, L. L. R., Oosterbroek L., Caro-Riano H., Ehman C., & Zwierink M. (2011).  Detection of soil sulphur oxidising bacteria on Suncor's reclamation material stockpiles and the reclaimed landscape.
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
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
Grant, J., Dyer S., Droitsch D., & Huot M. (2011).  Solving the puzzle: Environmental responsibility in oilsands development. 50 pages . Abstract
Chang, S., Jung K., & Cheng Y. (2011).  The role of N and S cycling in soil acidification in forest ecosystems in the Athabasca oil sands region in Alberta. 116 pages .
Ramos-Padron, E., Bordenave S., Lin S., Bhaskar I. M., Dong X., Sensen C. W., et al. (2011).  Carbon and sulfur cycling by microbial communities in a gypsum-treated oil sands tailings pond. 45(2), 7 pages . Abstract
Cheng, Y., Cai Z. -cong, Zhang J. -bo, & Chang S. X. (2011).  Gross N transformations were little affected by 4 years of simulated N and S depositions in an aspen-white spruce dominated boreal forest in Alberta, Canada. 262, 7 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2011).  Integrated monitoring plan for the oil sands: Air component. (Environment Canada, Ed.). 66 pages .
[Anonymous] (2011).  An integrated oil sands environment monitoring plan. (Environment Canada, Ed.). 31 pages .
2010
Simpson, I. J., Blake N. J., Barletta B., Diskin G. S., Fuelberg J. E., Gorham K., et al. (2010).  Characterization of trace gases measured over Alberta oil sands mining operations: 76 speciated C2-C10 volatile organic compounds (VOCs) CO2 CH4 CO NO NO2 NOy O3 and SO2. 10, 24 pages . Abstract
Whitfield, C. J., Adkinson A., Eimers M. C., & Watmough S. A. (2010).  The adsorption and release of sulfur in mineral and organic soils of the Athabasca oil sands region, Alberta, Canada. 39(3), 4 pages. Abstract
Whitfield, C. J., Aherne J., Watmough S. A., & McDonald M. (2010).  Estimating the sensitivity of forest soils to acid deposition in the Athabasca oil sands region Alberta. 69, 7 pages . Abstract

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