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Chen, M., Weisene C., & Ciborowski J. (2011). The chemical and biological evolution of mature fine tailings in oil sands end-pit lakes (PO). Abstract

Noble, B., & Birk J. (2011). Comfort monitoring? Environmental assessment follow-up under community–industry negotiated environmental agreements. Environmental Impact Assessment Review. 31(1), 17 - 24. Abstract

Latham, D. A. M., & Boutin S. (2011). Caribou, primary prey and wolf spatial relationships in northeastern Alberta. Rangifer. 31(2), 155. Abstract

Leskiw, L. A., & Zeleke T. B. (2011). Comparison of soil quality and productivity of reclaimed and native oil sands soils.

Been, J. (2011). Comparison of the corrosivity of dilbit and conventional crude. 29 pages .

Poscente, M., & Charette T. (2011). Criteria and indicator framework for oil sands mine reclamation.

Kim, E. - S., Liu Y., & Gamal El-Din M. G. (2011). The coagulation-flocculation-sedimentation treatment of oil sands process-affected water for high pressurized membrane filtrations. 2 pages .

Fick, S., & Shoalts A. (2011). Connecting the oil dots The jury is in: Oil sands development is contaminating the Athabasca basin. 131(4), 1 page. Abstract

Anonymous (2011). Chiefs tell Alberta Government: "Fix Lower Athabasca Regional Plan". Marketwire. Abstract

Vijayaraghavan, K., Morris R., Pollock T., Davies M., & Person R. (2011). Comparison of CALPUFF and CMAQ models in the context of CEMA management frameworks. Abstract

Garcia-Garcia, E., Pun J., Perez-Estrada L. A., El-Din M. G., Smith D. W., Martin J. W., et al. (2011). Commercial naphthenic acids and the organic fraction of oil sands process water downregulate pro-inflammatory gene expression and macrophage antimicrobial responses. 203(1), 11 pages . Abstract

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

Hersikorn, B. D., & Smits J. E. G. (2011). Compromised metamorphosis and thyroid hormone changes in wood frogs (Lithobates sylvaticus) raised on reclaimed wetlands on the Athabasca oil sands. 159(2), 5 pages . Abstract

Woosaree, J., & Hiltz M. (2011). Cover crop program for tailings sand stabilization. 25 pages . Abstract

Ramos-Padron, E., Bordenave S., Lin S., Bhaskar I. M., Dong X., Sensen C. W., et al. (2011). Carbon and sulfur cycling by microbial communities in a gypsum-treated oil sands tailings pond. 45(2), 7 pages . Abstract

Marlowe, P. A. (2011). Carex establishment on reclaimed oil sands landscapes: A case study at Suncor Energy Inc. 348 pages . Abstract

Millington, D., & Mei M. (2011). Canadian oil sands supply costs and development projects (2010 - 2044). 68 pages .

Davidson, D. J. (2011). Capital, Labor, and the State. Challenging Legitimacy at the Precipice of Energy Calamity. 69 - 110. Abstract

Hooshiar Fard, M. A. (2011). Characterization of clay minerals in the Athabasca oil sands in water extraction and nonaqueous solvent extraction processes. 150 pages . Abstract

Ewanchuk, A. M. (2011). Characterization of oil sands process-affected water using fluorescence technology. 122 pages . Abstract

Abolfazlzadehdoshanbehbazari, M. (2011). Characterizing the transport of process-affected water contained in oil sands tailings ponds into the underlying Pleistocene clay till in northern Alberta's Athabasca oil sands region: A field study. 157 pages . Abstract

Yang, C., Wang Z., Yang Z., Hollebone B., Brown C., Landriault M., et al. (2011). Chemical fingerprints of Alberta oil sands and related petroleum products. 12(2), 15 pages. Abstract

Davies, J., & Eaton B. (2011). Community level physiological profiling for monitoring oil sands impacts. 44 pages . Abstract

Liang, X., Zhu X., & Butler E. C. (2011). Comparison of four advanced oxidation processes for the removal of naphthenic acids from model oil sands process water. 190 (1-3), 8 pages . Abstract

Smits, J., & Schock D. (2011). Compromised development and survival in amphibians in reclaimed wetlands' water containing oil sands process-affected material (PO). Abstract

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