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[Anonymous] (Submitted).  Deome and Isobel Desjarlais, Cree at Grouard, Alberta.
2016
Lari, E., Wiseman S., Mohaddes E., Morandi G., Alharbi H., & Pyle G. G. (2016).  Determining the effect of oil sands process-affected water on grazing behaviour of Daphnia magna, long-term consequences, and mechanism. Chemosphere. 146, 8 pages . Abstract
2015
Crémazy, A., Leclair S., Mueller K. K., Vigneault B., Campbell P. G. C., & Fortin C. (2015).  Development of an In Situ Ion-Exchange Technique for the Determination of Free Cd, Co, Ni, and Zn Concentrations in Freshwaters. Aquatic Geochemistry. 21(2-4), 20 pages. Abstract
Zhang, L., Cheng I., Wu Z., Harner T., Schuster J., Charland J. - P., et al. (2015).  Dry deposition of polycyclic aromatic compounds to various land covers in the Athabasca oil sands region. Journal of Advances in Modeling Earth Systems. 7(3), 11 pages . Abstract
Akomeah, E., Chun K. P., & Lindenschmidt K. - E. (2015).  Dynamic water quality modelling and uncertainty analysis of phytoplankton and nutrient cycles for the upper South Saskatchewan River. Environmental Science and Pollution Research. 13 pages . Abstract
Cruz-Martinez, L., Fernie K. J., Soos C., Harner T., Getachew F., & Smites J. E. G. (2015).  Detoxification endocrine and immune responses of tree swallow nestlings naturally exposed to air contaminants from the Alberta oil sands. 502, 7 pages . Abstract
Cowie, B. R., James B., & Mayer B. (2015).  Distribution of total dissolved solids in McMurray Formation water in the Athabasca oil sands region, Alberta, Canada: Implications for regional hydrogeology and resource development. AAPG Bulletin. 99(01), 13 pages . Abstract
Erler, A. R., Peltier R. W., & D’Orgeville M. (2015).  Dynamically downscaled high-resolution hydroclimate projections for Western Canada. Journal of Climate. 28(2), 27 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2015).  Digital plan submission standards and procedures. Abstract
Castellucci, L. (2015).  Does the trade-off between energy security and climate change protection matter? The Canadian Tar Sands case. 31, 27 pages. Abstract
2014
Alessi, D. S., Alam M. S., & Kohler M. C. (2014).  Designer biochar-coke mixtures to remove naphthenic acids from oil sands process-affected water (OSPW). 38 pages . Abstract
Cowie, B. R., James B., Nightingale M., & Mayer B. (2014).  Determination of the stable isotope composition and total dissolved solids of Athabasca oil sands reservoir porewater: Part 1. A new tool for aqueous fluid characterization in oil sands reservoirs. AAPG Bulletin. 98(10), 10 pages. Abstract
Caners, R. T., & Lieffers V. J. (2014).  Divergent pathways of successional recovery for in situ oil sands exploration drilling pads on wooded moderate-rich fens in Alberta Canada. 22(5), 10 pages . Abstract
Luna Wolter, G. L., & Naeth M. A. (2014).  Dry mature fine tailings as oil sands reclamation substrates for three native grasses. 43(4), 6 pages . Abstract
Roy, M. - C., Mollard F. P. O., & Foote L. A. (2014).  Do peat amendments to oil sands wet sediments affect Carex aquatilis biomass for reclamation success?. 139, 9 pages . Abstract
Seneka, M., & Islam Z. (2014).  Development of a simple river flow quantity index for water resources management in Alberta. 10 pages. Abstract
Lefsrud, L. M., Graves H., & Phillips N. (2014).  Dirty oil ethical oil legitimate or not? The struggle to categorize the Alberta oil sands. Abstract
[Anonymous] (2014).  De-licensing of oil sands tailings dams. Technical guidance document. (Oil Sands Tailings Dam Committee, Ed.). 45 pages . Abstract
Raveendran, S. P. M. (2014).  Developing molecular tools to assess the biogeochemical/microbial community structure of oil sand processed waste material. 78 pages . Abstract
Khadka, B. (2014).  Dissolved organic carbon dynamics in constructed and natural fens in Athabasca oil sands development region near Fort McMurray, Alberta. Abstract
Martin, N. (2014).  Dissolved oxygen model and passive samplers for the Athabasca River. 193 pages . Abstract
Tan, B. F., & Foght J. (2014).  Draft genome sequences of Campylobacterales (Epsilonproteobacteria) obtained from methanogenic oil sands tailings pond metagenomes. 2(5), 2 pages . Abstract
2013
Moore, D. (2013).  Downstream impact of B.C. dam proposal on fish, flooding concern Alberta. The Canadian Press. Abstract
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.).
Muir, D. C., Kirk J. L., Teixeira C., May S., Wang X., Poole G., et al. (2013).  Depositional patterns of polyaromatic compounds in snow in the Athabasca oil sands area of Alberta, Canada.

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