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2012
Hrudey, S. E., Naeth A. M., Therrien R., Van Der Kraak G., Gosselin P., Plourde A., et al. (2012).  Response to Timoney critique of Royal Society of Canada expert panel on oil sands. 46(8), 1 page .
Timoney, K. (2012).  Environmental and health impacts of Canada's bitumen industry: In search of answers. 46(5), 2 pages .
Consulting, F. B. (2012).  Athabasca state of the watershed report: Phase 2.
2011
Grant, J., Dyer S., Droitsch D., & Huot M. (2011).  Solving the puzzle: Environmental responsibility in oilsands development. 50 pages . Abstract
2010
Candler, C., R., Olson R., & DeRoy S. (2010).  As long as the rivers flow: Athabasca River knowledge use and change. (Firelight Group Research Cooperative, Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation (ACFN), Mikisew Cree First Nation (MCFN), Ed.). 84 pages . Abstract
Ohlson, D., Long G., & Hatfield T. (2010).  Phase 2 Framework Committee report. 126 pages .
2009
Franzin, W. G. (2009).  Estimating effects of water withdrawals from the lower Athabasca River: IFNTTG final report. 187 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2009).  Review of water management alternatives on water depth in the lower Athabasca River. (AECOM Canada Ltd., Ed.). 27 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2009).  Environmental management of Alberta's oil sands: Resourceful, responsible. (Government of Alberta, Ed.).
2008
[Anonymous] (2008).  Muskeg River interim management framework for water quantity and quality: Management guidance for aquatic components of the Muskeg River watershed. (Alberta Environment, Ed.). 99 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2008).  Proceedings of the national peer review of the Lower Athabasca River instream flow assessment and water management framework. (Department of Fisheries and Oceans, Ed.). 112 pages . Abstract
Jensen, K. (2008).  Environmental impact of the oil and gas industry's consumption of water from the Athabasca River during predicted water shortage for Canada's western prairie provinces. 50 pages . Abstract
2007
McEachern, P. (2007).  Instream Flow Needs (IFN) assessments based on fish habitat simulation in the Athabasca River: Implications for monitoring in the data hungry reality of ecosystem modeling. 1 page .
Kidd, J. (2007).  Running out of steam? A workshop on oil sands development and water use in the Athabasca River watershed: Science and market-based solutions. 27 pages .
Korman, J., & Walters C. (2007).  Report on the lower Athabasca River instream flow needs monitoring workshop. 45 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2007).  Instream flow needs screening study - Delta region lower Athabasca River literature review and TEK collection final report. (Dillon Consulting Limited, Ed.). 34 pages . Abstract
Katopodis, C., & Ghamry H. K. (2007).  Hydrodynamic and physical assessment of ice-covered conditions for three reaches of the Athabasca River Alberta Canada.
2006
Woynillowicz, D., & Severson-Baker C. (2006).  Down to the last drop: The Athabasca River and oil sands. 16 pages .
2005
and Ltd., G. A. (2005).  Athabasca River Reach 4 fish habitat IFN assessment. 21.
Hardy, T. B., & Richards C. (2005).  CEMA instream flow needs HSC development workshop - Athabasca River fish habitat suitability criteria (HSC) curves. 63 pages .
2004
[Anonymous] (2004).  Athabasca River instream flow needs scoping study. (Golder Associates Ltd., Ed.). 130 pages . Abstract
2002
[Anonymous] (2002).  Landscape biodiversity and watershed indicator review and assessment Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo. (Olson and Olson Planning & Design Consultants Inc., Ed.). 246 pages .
1996
Walder, G. L. (1996).  Proceedings of the Northern River Basins Study instream flow needs workshop October 14-15, 1993 and January 6-7, 1994. (Sirius Aquatic Sciences, Ed.).Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 66. , 196 pages. Abstract  Download: 0-662-24830-9.pdf (14.96 MB)

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