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1991
Bachu, S., Underschultz J. R., McPhee D., & Cotterill D. K. (1991).  Regional geology and hydrostratigraphy in northeast Alberta. 161 pages . Abstract
1990
Luhning, R. W., Nelson L. R., & Dabbs D. L. (1990).  Environmental aspects of in situ recovery of oil sands and heavy oil. 12 pages .
[Anonymous] (1990).  Monitoring and predictive capability for evaluating impacts from in-situ oil sands / heavy oil subsurface disposal practices. (Stanley Associates Engineering Ltd., Ed.). 31 pages .
Moran, S. R., Trudell M. R., Macyk T. M., & Cheel D. B. (1990).  Plains hydrology and reclamation project: Summary report. 93 pages . Abstract
1989
Perkins, E., Bachu S., & Hitchon B. (1989).  Hydrogeological and geochemical criteria for assessing sites of sub-surface injection of EOR waste water in the Cold Lake area, Alberta Canada. 9 pages .
1985
on and Development, A. C. H. O. O. S. (1985).  Summary report: Cold Lake oil sands deposit rural municipality/industry information exchange. 22 pages . Abstract
Sims, H. P. (1985).  Alberta government environmental research programs related to oil sands/heavy oil development in Alberta. 22 pages .
Schindel, G. W. (1985).  Environmental issues and R&D related to in-situ bitumen recovery and heavy oil production. 12 pages .
Stephansson, S. E. (1985).  Environmental issues and R&D related to oil sands mining and extraction. 10 pages .
1983
Sneddon, D. T. (1983).  Hydrotechnical research in the Alberta oil sands. 34 pages . Abstract
1982
Schwartz, F. W., & Milne-Horne W. A. (1982).  Watersheds in muskeg terrain: 1. The chemistry of water systems. 57(3-4), 13 pages . Abstract
Schwartz, F. W., & Milne-Horne W. A. (1982).  Watersheds in muskeg terrain: 2. Evaluations based on water chemistry. 57(3-4), 14 pages. Abstract
Graves, D. H. (1982).  Surface mining and water resources in Alberta: An overview. 5 pages .
1981
Hackbarth, D. A. (1981).  Natural temporal variations in the chemistry of shallow groundwater Athabasca oil sands area Alberta. 18(10), 9 pages . Abstract
Smith, S. B. (1981).  Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program 1975-1980: Summary report. 170 pages . Abstract
Hall, P. L., & Tokarsky O. (1981).  Review of groundwater information associated with in situ recovery. 65 pages . Abstract
1980
Hackbarth, D. A. (1980).  Regional aquifer parameters evaluated during mine depressurization in the Athabasca oilsands Alberta. 15 pages .
Schwartz, F. W. (1980).  Hydrogeological investigation of Muskeg River basin, Alberta. 97 pages . Abstract
Tsui, P. T. P., McMahon B. R., McCart P. J., & McCart J. V. (1980).  A laboratory study of long-term effects of mine depressurization groundwater on fish and invertebrates. 211 pages . Abstract
Hackbarth, D. A. (1980).  Regional aquifer parameters evaluated during mine depressurization in the Athabasca oil sands Alberta. 17(1), 5 pages . Abstract
1979
Lake, W., & Rogers W. (1979).  Acute lethality of mine depressurization water to trout-perch (Percopsis omiscomaycus) and rainbow trout (Salmo gairdneri): Volume I. 44 pages . Abstract
Patton, F. D. (1979).  Groundwater instrumentation for mining projects. 31 pages . Abstract
Hackbarth, D. A., & Nastasa N. (1979).  The hydrogeology of the Athabasca oil sands area Alberta. 39 pages . Abstract
Schwartz, F. W. (1979).  Interim report on a hydrogeological investigation of the Muskeg River basin, Alberta. 101 pages . Abstract
1978
Hackbarth, D. A. (1978).  Groundwater temperatures in the Athabasca oil sands area, Alberta. 15(11), 11 pages . Abstract

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