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2012
Foote, L. (2012).  Threshold considerations and wetland reclamation in Alberta's mineable oil sands. Ecology and Society. 17(1),  Abstract
Gosselin, P., Hrudey S. E., Naeth M. A., Plourde A., Therrien R., Van Der Kraak G., et al. (2012).  Reply of the Expert Panel to the criticism by Dr. Kevin Timoney of the Royal Society of Canada Expert Panel Report: Environmental and health impacts of Canada's oil sands industry. 50 pages .
Antoniuk, T., McNeil L., Nishi J., & Manuel K. (2012).  Caribou protection and recovery program - technical guidance. 52 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2012).  Níh boghodi: We are the stewards of our land. (Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation, Ed.). 12 pages .
Walsh, H. (2012).  Alberta's oil sands development is not responsible - moratorium needed. 35 pages .
[Anonymous] (2012).  Assessing environmental regulation in the Canadian oil sands. (IHS CERA, Ed.). 49 pages .
Jarvenpa, R., & Brumbach H. J. (2012).  The Chipewyan-Cree-Métis interaction sphere and the fur trade political economy: Archaeological, ethnohistorical and ethnographic approaches. Networks, Interaction and Emerging Identities in Fennoscandia and Beyond. 67. Abstract
Therein, T., Maccagno M., & Van Buren A. (2012).  Community specific engagement guidelines - scientific report for the CEMA Aboriginal Coordinating Committee. 21 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2012).  Progress report 2011 - responsible actions: A plan for Alberta's oil sands. (Government of Alberta, Ed.). 15 pages .
Jacobs, H., Caputo T., Jamieson W., & Choquette-Levy N. (2012).  Sustainable communities in Canada's oil sands regions: The Oil Sands Leadership Initiative's collaborative approach. 13 pages . Abstract
undefined, Donald G., & McNeilly G. (2012).  Traditional knowledge research guidelines - Revised edition 2012. 121 pages .
O'Connor, D., Fortna P., & Scoville M. (2012).  With the Fur Traders to Fort Chip: Economic change and subsistence harvesting in northeastern Alberta Metis oral histories. (Métis Nation of Alberta, Region One, Ed.). 34 pages .
2011
Taylor, A., & Friedel T. (2011).  Enduring neoliberalism in Alberta's oil sands: The troubling effects of private-public partnerships for First Nation and Metis communities. 15(6-7), 20 pages . Abstract
Buffalo, K., Jones C. E., Errington J. C., & MacLean M. I. A. (2011).  Fort McKay First Nation's involvement in reclamation of Alberta's oil sands development.
Kindzierski, W. B., & Bari A. (2011).  Long-term temporal trends and influence of criteria pollutants on regional air quality in Fort McKay, Alberta. 6 pages.
Parlee, B. (2011).  Traditional knowledge overview for the Athabasca River watershed. 57 pages .
Passelac-Ross, M., & Buss K. (2011).  Water stewardship in the lower Athabasca River: Is the Alberta government paying attention to aboriginal rights to water?. 66 pages . Abstract
Stewart, K., & Laboucan-Massimo M. (2011).  Deep trouble: The reality of in situ tar sands operations. 13 pages . Abstract
Schindler, D., Miall A., & Hurley A. (2011).  The oil sands environmental footprint: Measuring pollutants and managing their impact.
Mech, M. (2011).  A comprehensive guide to the Alberta oil sands: Understanding the environmental and human impacts export implications and political economic and industry influences. 109 pages . Abstract
Cattaneo, C. (2011).  New oil sands chapter; Cenovus in royalty-type deal with Metis group. National Post .
Japan Canada Oil Sands Limited (2011).  JACOS Hangingstone Expansion Project supplemental submission: volume 2, section 18: traditional ecological knowledge and land use; environmental impact assessment.
of Producers, C. A. P. (2011).  Report of the dialogues on the oil sands: Engaging Canadians and Americans. 52 pages .
[Anonymous] (2011).  Responsible actions: A plan for Alberta's oil sands - progress report 2010. (Alberta Treasury Board, Ed.). 27 pages .
Passelac-Ross, M., & Buss K. (2011).  Water stewardship in the lower Athabasca River: Is the Alberta government paying attention to Aboriginal rights to water?. Abstract

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