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2009
Nikiforuk, A. (2009).  Dirty oil: How the tar sands are fueling the global climate crisis. 43 pages . Abstract
Grant, J., Dyer S., & Woynillowicz D. (2009).  Clearing the air on oil sands myths. 32 pages .
Das, S. (2009).  Green oil: Clean energy for the 21st century?. 155 pages .
Kraemer, D., Bajpayee A., Muto A., Berube V., & Chiesa M. (2009).  Solar assisted method for recovery of bitumen from oil sand. 86(9), 4 pages . Abstract
Levi, M. A. (2009).  The Canadian oil sands: Energy security vs. climate change. 52 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2009).  Environmental management of Alberta's oil sands: Resourceful, responsible. (Government of Alberta, Ed.).
McColl, D. (2009).  Green bitumen: The role of nuclear gasification and CCS in Alberta's oil sands. 63 pages .
[Anonymous] (2009).  Growth in the Canadian oil sands: Finding the new balance. (IHS CERA, Ed.).
McKellar, J. M., Charpentier A. D., Bergerson J. A., & MacLean H. L. (2009).  A life cycle greenhouse gas emissions perspective on liquid fuels from unconventional Canadian and US fossil sources. 1(1-3), 18 pages . Abstract
Kelly, G. (2009).  The oil sands: Canada's path to clean energy?. 324 pages .
2008
[Anonymous] (2008).  Stuck in the tar sands: How the federal government's proposed climate change strategy lets oil companies off the hook. (Climate Action Network Canada, Ed.). 14 pages .
Bang, N. C. (2008).  Carbon capture and sequestration the technology that will allow canada to develop the Alberta oil sands and meet it Kyoto targets?. 95 pages . Abstract
Koppel, P. E., Pelly J., & Johnson P. H. (2008).  Oil sands industry's options to cope with reduced greenhouse gas limits plus tightening natural gas supplies. 7 pages .
Bernar, R., Fischer A., Lennox R., Brunelle P., Kresnyak S., Lee W., et al. (2008).  Zero emissions & water friendly SAGD projects. 9 pages .
Dyer, S., Moorhouse J., Laufenber K., & Powell R. (2008).  Under-mining the environment: The oilsands report card. 59 pages .
Israelson, D. (2008).  How the oil sands got to the Great Lakes basin: Pipelines refineries and emissions to air and water. 50 pages .
Clarke, T. (2008).  Tar sands showdown: Canada and the new politics of oil in an age of climate change. 312 pages .
Sharpe, A., Arsenault J. - F., Murray A., & Qiao S. (2008).  The valuation of the Alberta oil sands. 61 pages . Abstract
2007
Halog, A., & Chan A. (2007).  Developing a dynamic systems model for the sustainable development of the Canadian oil sands industry. 8(1), 19 pages . Abstract
Ordorica-Garcia, G., Croiset E., Douglas P., Elkameland A., & Gupta M. (2007).  Modeling the energy demands and greenhouse gas emissions of the Canadian oil sands industry. 21(4), 13 pages . Abstract
Soderbergh, B., Robelius F., & Aleklett K. (2007).  A crash programme scenario for the Canadian oil sands industry. 35(3), 16 pages. Abstract
Khan, M. A. (2007).  The future of oil sands production in Alberta. 70 pages .
Babiuk, C. B. (2007).  Oil sands and the earth: Framing the environmental message in the print news media. 41 pages . Abstract
2005
Bramley, M., Neabel D., & Woynillowicz D. (2005).  Backgrounder: The climate implications of Canada's oil sands development. 15 pages .
Woynillowicz, D., Severson-Baker C., & Raynolds M. (2005).  Oil sands fever: The environmental implications of Canada's oil sands rush. 76 pages .

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