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2015
Klamerth, N., Moreira J., Li C., Singh A., McPhedran K. N., Chelme-Ayala P., et al. (2015).  Effect of ozonation on the naphthenic acids' speciation and toxicity of pH-dependent organic extracts of oil sands process-affected water. 506-507, 9 pages . Abstract
Kuznetsov, P., Kuznetsova A., Foght J. M., & Siddique T. (2015).  Oil sands thickened froth treatment tailings exhibit acid rock drainage potential during evaporative drying. 505, 10 pages . Abstract
2014
Watmough, S. A., Whitfield C. J., & Fenn M. E. (2014).  The importance of atmospheric base cation deposition for preventing soil acidification in the Athabasca oil sands region of Canada. 493, 11 pages . Abstract
McWhinney, R. (2014).  Oil sands environmental impacts. 66 pages .
Dong, S. (2014).  The treatment of oil sands process-affected water by submerged ceramic membrane microfiltration system. 121 pages . Abstract
2013
Laird, K. R., Das B., Kingsbury M., Moos M. T., Pla-Rabes S., Ahad J. M. E., et al. (2013).  Paleolimnological assessment of limnological change in 10 lakes from northwest Saskatchewan downwind of the Athabasca oils sands based on analysis of siliceous algae and trace metals in sediment cores. 720 (1), 18 pages . Abstract
Watmough, S. A., Koseva I., & Landre A. (2013).  A comparison of tension and zero-tension lysimeter and PRS (TM) Probes for measuring soil water chemistry in sandy boreal soils in the Athabasca oil sands region, Canada. 224, Abstract
Skrupski, B., Wilson K. E., Goff K. L., & Zou J. (2013).  Effect of pH on neutral lipid and biomass accumulation in microalgal strains native to the Canadian prairies and the Athabasca oil sands. 25(4), 12 pages . Abstract
Jung, K., Chang S. X., Ok Y. S., & Arshad C. M. (2013).  Critical loads and H+ budgets of forest soils affected by air pollution from oil sands mining in Alberta, Canada. 69, 8 pages . Abstract
Curtis, S. B., Dunbar S. W., & MacGillivray R. T. A. (2013).  Bacteriophage-induced aggregation of oil sands tailings. 110(3), 8 pages . Abstract
Whitfield, C. J., Loberg C., Bai D., & Church L. M. (2013).  Research and development of a regionalization procedure for uncertainty based modelling of soil chemical character. 9 pages . Abstract
Jung, K., & Chang S. X. (2013).  Soil and tree chemistry reflected the cumulative impact of acid deposition in Pinus banksiana and Populus tremuloides stands in the Athabasca oil sands region in western Canada. 25, 9 pages . Abstract
Percy, K. E., Maynard D. G., & Legge A. H. (2013).  Applying the forest health approach to monitoring boreal ecosystems in the Athabasca oil sands region. 24 pages .
Zhang, W., Calvo-Polanco M., Chen C. Z., & Zwiazek J. J. (2013).  Growth and physiological responses of trembling aspen (Populus tremuloides) white spruce (Picea glauca) and tamarack (Larix laricina) seedlings to root zone pH. 1-2, 11 pages . Abstract
2012
Zubot, W., MacKinnon M. D., Chelme-Ayala P., Smith D. W., & El-Din M. G. (2012).  Petroleum coke adsorption as a water management option for oil sands process-affected water. 427-428, 8 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2012).  Regional aquatics monitoring program 2011 technical report. (RAMP 2011 Implementation Team, Ed.).
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
[Anonymous] (2012).  Joint Canada Alberta implementation plan for oil sands monitoring. (Government of Alberta, Government of Canada, Ed.). 27 pages .
2011
Leskiw, L. A., & Zeleke T. B. (2011).  Comparison of soil quality and productivity of reclaimed and native oil sands soils.
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.
Middleton, C., Salifu K. F., Tedder W. S., Chanasyk D. S., & Hastie J. (2011).  Soluble calcium and sulphate excesses related to stress in Pinus contorta on peat amendments of reclaimed landscapes in the boreal oil sands region.
Nodwell, M. (2011).  On the interactions between naphthenic acids and inorganic minerals. 65 pages . Abstract
Whitfield, C. J., Watmough S. A., & Aherne J. (2011).  Uncertainty-based modelling of soil chemical response to acidic deposition. 11 pages . Abstract
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

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