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2011
[Anonymous] (2011).  Athabasca Watershed Council state of the watershed report: Phase I. (Hatfield Consultants, Ed.). 31 pages .
[Anonymous] (2011).  Lower Athabasca water quality monitoring plan Phase 1. Athabasca River mainstem and major tributaries. (Environment Canada, Ed.). 88 pages.
Seitz, N. E. (2011).  Advancing cumulative effects assessment methodology for river systems. 74 pages . Abstract
Barona, B., Young R. F., Fedorak P. M., & Wismer W. V. (2011).  Blinded taste panel evaluations to determine if fish from near the oil sands are preferred less than fish from other locations in Alberta, Canada. 45(4), 6 pages . Abstract
Main, C. (2011).  2010 Regional Aquatics Monitoring Program (RAMP) scientific review. (Integrated Water Management Program Alberta Innovates – Technology Futures, Ed.). 29 pages .
[Anonymous] (2011).  Integrated monitoring plan for the oil sands: Expanded geographic extent for water quality and quantity aquatic biodiversity and effects and acid sensitive lake component. (Environment Canada, Ed.). 93 pages .
Gibson, J. J., Birks S. J., Moncur M., Yi Y., Tattrie K., Jasechko S., et al. (2011).  Isotopic and geochemical tracers for fingerprinting process-affected waters in the oil sands industry: A pilot study. 109 pages . Abstract
2010
Parrott, J., Colavecchia M., Turcotte D., Hewitt L., Liber K., Sherry J., et al. (2010).  Effects of oil sands sediments in fish.
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
Grant, J., Dagg J., Dyer S., & Lemphers N. (2010).  Northern lifeblood: Empowering northern leaders to protect the Mackenzie River Basin from oil sands risks. 75 pages .
[Anonymous] (2010).  Regional Aquatics Monitoring Program 2009 technical report. (RAMP 2009 Implementation Team, Ed.).
Squires, A. J., Westbrook C. J., & Dube M. G. (2010).  An approach for assessing cumulative effects in a model river the Athabasca River basin. 6(1), 15 . Abstract
Wojtowicz, A. M. (2010).  2-D modeling of freeze-up processes on the Athabasca River downstream of Fort McMurray, Alberta. 157 pages . Abstract
Candler, C., Olson R., & Deroy S. (2010).  As long as the rivers flow: Athabasca River knowledge, use and change. Athabasca River knowledge, use and change . 81 . Abstract
Ohlson, D., Long G., & Hatfield T. (2010).  Phase 2 Framework Committee report. 126 pages .
Barona Salazar, B. M. (2010).  Sensory analyses of naphthenic acids as potential compounds for fish tainting. 98 pages . Abstract
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
Squires, A., Westbrook C., & Dube M. (2009).  Identification of water quantity and quality trends contributing to cumulative effects in the Athabasca River basin. 1 page .
[Anonymous] (2009).  Hydro-Climate Model Selection and Application on the Athabasca and Beaver River Basins. (Alberta Environment, Golder Associates Ltd., Ed.). Abstract
[Anonymous] (2009).  Dissolved oxygen levels in side channels and tributaries in the lower Athabasca River - Winter 2009. (Golder Associates Ltd., Ed.). 13 pages .
[Anonymous] (2009).  Winter and summer hydrometric surveys and modeling in the Athabasca Delta - hydrodynamic & habitat modeling report. (AMEC Earth & Environmental Ltd., Northwest Hydraulic Consultants Ltd., Ed.). 45 pages . Abstract
Mannix, A. E. (2009).  Analysis of the cost effectiveness of alternative policies and technologies to manage water extractions by the oil sands sector along the lower Athabasca River. 267 pages . Abstract
Hebben, T., & Assurance W. P. B. E. (2009).  Analysis of water quality conditions and trends for the long-term river network: Athabasca River, 1960-2007. 367 pp.. Abstract
Kelly, E. N., Short J. W., Schindler D. W., Hodson P. V., Ma M., Kwan A. K., et al. (2009).  Oil sands development contributes polycyclic aromatic compounds to the Athabasca River and its tributaries. 106(52), 5 pages. Abstract

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