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[Anonymous] (2014). Feasibility study - Athabasca River basins : report - Appendix B - List of stakeholders and flood information surveys. 12 pp.. Abstract

[Anonymous] (2014). Feasibility study - Athabasca River basins : report - Appendix C - Hydrology. 27 pp.. Abstract

[Anonymous] (2014). Feasibility study - Athabasca River basins : report - Appendix D - Hydraulics. 22 pp.. Abstract

[Anonymous] (2014). Feasibility study - Athabasca River basins : report - Appendix E - Structural mitigation options : Fort McMurray. 20 pp.. Abstract

[Anonymous] (2014). Feasibility study - Athabasca River basins : report - Appendix F - Structural mitigation options : Slave Lake. 25 pp.. Abstract

[Anonymous] (2014). Feasibility study - Athabasca River basins : report - Appendix G - Structural mitigation options : Whitecourt. Abstract

[Anonymous] (2014). Feasibility study - Athabasca River basins : report - Appendix H - Technical memorandum. 53 pp.. Abstract

[Anonymous] (2014). Feasibility study - Athabasca River basins : report - Appendix I - Assessment and consultation summary. 55 pp.. Abstract

[Anonymous] (2014). Feasibility study - Athabasca River basins : report - Appendix J - Partial list of references. 3 pp.. Abstract

[Anonymous] (2014). Feasibility study - Athabasca River basins : report - Community B. Abstract

[Anonymous] (2014). Feasibility study - Athabasca River basins : report - Executive summary. Abstract

[Anonymous] (2014). Feasibility study - Athabasca River basins : report - Water management. 8 pp.. Abstract

Wang, Z., Yang C., Parrott J. L., Frank R. A., Yang Z., Brown C. E., et al. (2014). Forensic source differentiation of petrogenic pyrogenic and biogenic hydrocarbons in Canadian oil sands environmental samples. 271 , 9 pages . Abstract

Morriseau, A. (2014). Fort McKay, energy and the oil sands, Aboriginal perspectives.. SAY Magazine. 13, 12 - 13. Abstract

Widdup, E. (2014). Functional genomic analysis of the model plant Arabidopsis thaliana in response to naphthenic acids and organic compounds isolated from oil sands process-affected water. Abstract

2013

Longboat, S. A. (2013). First Nation water security and collaborative governance: Chippewas of Kettle and Stony Point First Nations, Ontario, Canada. 332. Abstract

Klinkenberg, M. (2013). Finding balance as two worlds collide; First Nations struggle to save traditions while profiting from oilsands boom. Edmonton Journal .

Newhouse, D. (2013). First nations, first thoughts: The impact of indigenous thought in Canada. (Timpson, Annis May, Ed.).Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development. 34(7), 751 - 753. Abstract

Jeeravipoolvarn, S., Gidley I., Moore T., & Tran D. (2013). A finite strain consolidation model with evaporation: Actual evaporation and unsaturation correction approach.

Alharbi, H., Wiseman S. B., Dos Santos Pereira A., Martin J. W., & Giesy J. P. (2013). Fractionation and characterization of polar organic compounds in OSPW using mixed-mode solid phase extraction coupled to mass spectrometry (Orbitrap). 1 page.

[Anonymous] (2013). Future of shrubs in oil sands reclamation workshop. (Oil Sands Research and Information Network, Ed.). 71 pages . Abstract

Abolfazlzadehdoshanbehbazari, M., Birks S. J., Moncur M. C., & Ulrich A. C. (2013). Fate and transport of oil sand process-affected water into the underlying clay till: A field study. 151, 9 pages . Abstract

Kovalenko, K. E., Ciborowski J. J. H., Daly C., Dixon D. G., Farwell A. J., Foote A. L., et al. (2013). Food web structure in oil sands reclaimed wetlands. 23, 12 pages . Abstract

[Anonymous] (2013). Fort McMurray Metis Local 1935, Parks Canada & Brion Energy are newest stakeholders to join Wood Buffalo Environmental Association. (Brion Energy, Alberta Health Services, Nexen Inc., Ed.).Marketwired. Abstract

Pouliot, R., Rochefort L., & Graf M. D. (2013). Fen mosses can tolerate some saline conditions found in oil sands process water. 89, 6 pages . Abstract

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