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2013
Wohlberg, M. (2013).  Fort Chip students begin water monitoring work. Northern Journal . Abstract
Holden, M. (2013).  From dead ducks to Dutch disease: The vilification of Canada's oil sands in the media. 15 pages . Abstract
Welham, C. (2013).  Factors affecting ecological resilience of reclaimed oil sands uplands.
Dabek-Zlotorzynska, E., Celo V., & Mathieu D. (2013).  A first assessment of the elemental composition of atmospheric aerosols in the Canadian oil sands region. 1 page . Abstract
Grant, J., Angen E., & Dyer S. (2013).  Forecasting the impacts of oilsands expansion. 13 pages .
Dorow, S., & O'Shaughnessy S. (2013).  Fort McMurray, Wood Buffalo, and the oil/tar sands: Revisiting the sociology of "community". 38(2), 19 pages .
2012
Kasperski, K., Wan X., Wu J., & Dabros T. (2012).  Fate of naphtha components in oil sand tailings.
Esposito, G., & Nik R. (2012).  Fines capture in a long tailings beach at the Shell Muskeg River Mine external tailings facility: Hydraulic and depositional aspects. (Sego, D., Wilson, G.W., Beier, N., Ed.). Abstract
Ho, T. T., Gupta M., Taschuk M. T., Alostaz M., Ulrich A., Sego D. C., et al. (2012).  Fluorescence spectrophotometer for cone-penetrometer applications.
Stianson, J., Fredlund D. G., Jonquiera F., & Sedgwick A. (2012).  Formulation and solution of a numerical model for oil sands tailings from slurry to dessication.
Zhang, Y., & Sego D. C. (2012).  Freeze-thaw enhancement of Albian mature fine tailings (MFT).
Burt, M., Crawfod T. A., & Arcand A. (2012).  Fuel for thought: The economic benefits of oil sands investment for Canada's regions. 83 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2012).  First Nation meet with Alberta government proposing First Nation driven co-management and conservation in Northern Alberta. Abstract
Buffalo, K., Jones C. E., Errington J. C., & MacLean M. I. A. (2012).  Fort McKay First Nation’s involvement in reclamation of Alberta’s oil sands development. Abstract
Allan, A. (2012).  From tar sands to pipelines; First Nations bound together in a joint struggle. Northern Journal . 1 page . Abstract
Alostaz, M. (2012).  Fluorescence technology application in characterizing naphthenic acids in oil sands process affected water. 9 pages .
Dawson, Burns, R. (2012).  Freezing and thawing strategies for tailings management in cold regions. 11 pages .
Dillabough, J. J. (2012).  From institutions to boundaries: Work and carriers in Canada's oil sands. 188 pages . Abstract
Narine, S. (2012).  Final LAR Plan ignores ACFN recommendations.. Alberta Sweetgrass. 19, 1. Abstract
Rozhon, J. (2012).  Foreign investment in the oil sands and British Columbia shale gas. 8 pages .
[Anonymous] (2012).  Fort Assiniboine Sandhills Wildland Provincial Park : park guide. Abstract
Jung, K., & Chang S. X. (2012).  Four years of simulated N and S depositions did not cause N saturation in a mixedwood boreal forest ecosystem in the oil sands region in northern Alberta Canada. 280 , 8 pages . Abstract
Ginnan, A. (2012).  From recoil to ruination: Petropolis and the future of the Canadian landscape. CineAction. 14.
Koropchak, S., Vitt D. H., Bloise R., & Wieder R. K. (2012).  Fundamental paradigms foundation species selection and early plant responses to peatland initiation on mineral soils. 24 pages .
Patel, S. (2012).  The future of oil: A straight story of the Canadian oil sands. 242 pages . Abstract

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