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2016
[Anonymous] (2016).  Alberta tier 2 soil and groundwater remediation guidelines. (Alberta Environment and Sustainable Resource Development, Ed.). 150 pages. Abstract
2014
[Anonymous] (2014).  Alberta tier 1 soil and groundwater remediation guidelines. (Alberta Environment and Sustainable Resource Development, Ed.). 195 pages . Abstract
Parajulee, A., & Wania F. (2014).  Evaluating officially reported polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon emissions in the Athabasca oil sands region with a multimedia fate model. 111(9), 5 pages . Abstract
2013
Kupper, A. G., Hurndall B., Morgenstern N., Sobkowicz J., Abeda W., Baldwin G., et al. (2013).  De-licensing oil sands tailings dams - when is a dam no longer a dam?. (Wilson, G.W., Sego, D. C., Beier, N.A., Ed.).
Schindler, D. W. (2013).  Water quality issues in the oil sands region of the lower Athabasca River, Alberta. 40 , 12 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2013).  Lower Athabasca Region groundwater management framework: Supporting document for the Cold Lake - Beaver River (CLBR) area. (Alberta Environment and Sustainable Resource Development, Ed.). 93 pages. Abstract
[Anonymous] (2013).  Lower Athabasca Region groundwater management framework: Supporting document for the North Athabasca Oil Sands (NAOS) area. (Alberta Environment and Sustainable Resource Development, Ed.). 97 pages . Abstract
Orenstein, M., Angel A., & Lee M. (2013).  Determinants of health and industrial development in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo. 79 pages . Abstract
Hoberg, G. (2013).  The battle over oil sands access to tidewater: A political risk analysis of pipeline alternatives. 39(3), 21 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2013).  Lower Athabasca Region groundwater management framework: Supporting document for the South Athabasca Oil Sands (SAOS) area. (Alberta Environment and Sustainable Resource Development, Ed.). 96 pages. Abstract
Eaton, B., Muhly T., Fisher J., & Chai S. - L. (2013).  Potential impacts of beaver on oil sands reclamation success - an analysis of available literature. 65 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2013).  Review of the BRIK (Bitumen Royalty-in-Kind) program. (Standing Committee on Alberta's Economic Future, Ed.). 36 pages .
Crosby, S., Fay R., Groark C., Kani A., Smith J. R., Sullivan T., et al. (2013).  Transporting Alberta's oil sands products: Defining the issues and assessing the risks. 152 pages.
2012
Boswell, J., Davachi M., & Sobkowicz J. (2012).  Oil sands tailings technology deployment roadmaps. Project Report Volume 5 - Component 4 results. 116 pages .
Kindzierski, W., Jin J., & Gamal El-Din M. (2012).  Review of health effects of naphthenic acids: Data gaps and implications for understanding human health risk. 43 pages . Abstract
2011
Ko, J., & Donahue W. F. (2011).  Drilling down: Groundwater risks imposed by in situ oil sands development. 31 pages .
Remillard, C. (2011).  Picturing environmental risk: The Canadian oil sands and the National Geographic. 73 (1-2), 16 pages . Abstract
Kindzierski, W., Jin J., & Gamal El-Din M. (2011).  Plain language explanation of human health risk assessment. 37 pages . Abstract
2010
Lemphers, N., Dyer S., & Grant J. (2010).  Toxic liability: How Albertans could end up paying for oil sands mine reclamation. 56 pages . Abstract
Seely, B., & Welham C. (2010).  Development and evaluation of an integrated modelling approach for a risk analysis of alternative reclamation strategies. 20 pages . Abstract
Barrios, P. (2010).  What investors need to know about reclamation risks in the oil sands.. 12 pages . Abstract
2009
Swainson, B. (2009).  Rivers at risk: the status of environmental flows in Canada. 1-96.
2008
McRoberts, E. (2008).  Considerations in oilsands tailings containment. 9 pages .
[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
Marriott, J., Stockman L., & Kronick C. (2008).  BP and Shell: Rising risks in tar sands investments. 31 pages . Abstract

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