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2013
Woodard, P. F., Fournier M. A., & Robertson M. W. O. (2013).  Gull and tern breeding colonies on the north arm of Great Slave Lake, Northwest Territories: 1986-2010 . (Government of Canada, Environment Canada, Ed.). 180 pages . Abstract
2012
Melvin, S. D., & Trudeau V. L. (2012).  Growth development and incidence of deformities in amphibian larvae exposed as embryos to naphthenic acid concentrations detected in the Canadian oil sands region. 167, 5 pages . Abstract
Kennedy, K. D. (2012).  Growth survival and community composition of Chironomidae (Diptera) larvae in selected Athabasca oil sands process-affected wetland waters of north eastern Alberta. 144 pages .
Mollard, F. P. O., Roy M. - C., Frederick K., & Foote L. (2012).  Growth of the dominant macrophyte Carex aquatilis is inhibited in oil sands affected wetlands in Northern Alberta, Canada. 38(1), 8 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2012).  A greenhouse gas reduction roadmap for oil sands. (JACOBS Consultancy, Suncor Energy Services Inc., Ed.). Abstract
Narine, S. (2012).  Gateway to impact traditional life . Windspeaker. 29(12), 1 page. Abstract
Narine, S. (2012).  Gateway panel hears development will further impact traditional life.. Alberta Sweetgrass. 19, 1. Abstract
Gue, A. E. (2012).  The geochemistry of saline springs in the Athabasca oil sands region and their impact on the Clearwater and Athabasca rivers. 159 pages .
[Anonymous] (2012).  Gaining ground in the sands 2013: Ten obstacles that are actually opportunities. (Deloitte & Touche Ltd., Ed.). 29 pages .
Holden, Alexander, A. (2012).  The geochemical evolution of oil sands tailings pond seepage resulting from diffusive ingress through underlying glacial till sediments. 223 pages . Abstract
Government, A. (2012).  Groundwater Management Framework for the Lower Athabasca Region Facts at Your Fingertips. 1 pp. . Abstract
Lilles, E. B., Purdy B. G., Macdonald S. E., & Chang S. X. (2012).  Growth of aspen and white spruce on naturally saline sites in northern Alberta: Implications for development of boreal forest vegetation on reclaimed saline soils. 92(1), 14 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2012).  Guidelines for groundwater monitoring best practices - Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo. (Matrix Solutions Inc., Ed.). 27 pages . Abstract
2011
Dijcker, R., van der Wijk M., Artieres O., Dortland G., & Lostumbo J. (2011).  Geotextile enabled smart monitoring solutions for safe and effective management of tailings and waste sites - Two case studies: Volgermeerpolder (The Netherlands) and Suncor (Canada). 8 pages . Abstract
Vincent-Lambert, W., Bowron M., Langton C., & Stephens B. (2011).  Groundwater control for tailings dams built on large Pleistocene Channel deposits. A case study of integrated systems at Suncor's South Tailings Pond. 12 pages . Abstract
Anderson, J., Wiseman S., Franz E., Gamal El-Din M., Martin J., Jones P., et al. (2011).  Growth of Chironomus dilutus larvae exposed to ozone-treated and untreated oil sands process water (PO). 1 page .
Ade, F., Sawatsky L., Beersing A., & Fitch M. (2011).  Geomorphic design of alluvial channels for oil sands mine closure.
Thompson, R. L., Mooder R. B., Conlan M. J. W., & Cheema T. J. (2011).  Groundwater flow and solute transport modelling of an oil sands mine to aid in the assessment of the performance of the planned closure landscape. (Fourie, A., Tibbett, M., Beersing, A., Ed.). 9 pages .
Jordaan, S. M. (2011).  Governance of impacts to land and water resources from oil sands development in Alberta. Unpublished manuscript, International Relations and Pacific Studies, University of California, San Diego, California. Retrieved from ilar. ucsd. edu. Abstract
[Anonymous] (2011).  Guidelines for submission of an annual conservation and reclamation report (Annual C&R Report) under an Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act approval for an enhanced recovery in-situ oil sands or heavy oil processing plant and oil production site. (Alberta Environment, Ed.). 20 pages.
Nakata, C., Qualizza C., MacKinnon M., & Renault S. (2011).  Growth and physiological responses of Triticum aestivum and Deschampsia caespitosa exposed to petroleum coke. 216(1-4), 13 pages . Abstract
Kaye, F. W. (2011).  Goodlands: A meditation and history on the Great Plains.. Abstract
King, S. K., & Yetter J. (2011).  Groundwater and Alberta's oil sands mines. 49(3), 2 pages .
Holden, A. A., Donahue R. B., & Ulrich A. C. (2011).  Geochemical interactions between process-affected water from oil sands tailings ponds and North Alberta surficial sediments. 119(1-4), 13 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2011).  Gaining ground in the sands 2011: A look at 10 of the top issues facing the oil sands sector. (Deloitte & Touche Ltd., Ed.). 22 pages . Abstract

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