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2013
Kendra, K. E. (2013).  Microbial sulfur biogeochemistry of oil sands composite tailings with depth. 72 pages . Abstract
Munro, L. D., & Smirk D. (2013).  Mud farming of fine tailings - application and benefits of Mud-Master technology.
Proemse, B. C., Mayer B., Fenn M. E., & Ross C. S. (2013).  A multi-isotope approach for estimating industrial contributions to atmospheric nitrogen deposition in the Athabasca oil sands region in Alberta, Canada. 182, 11 pages . Abstract
2012
Jean, F. K. (2012).  More than oil: Trappers, traders & settlers of northern Alberta. 327.
Watson, P., Stewart K., Sanders L., Wu Y., Mahmoudkhani A., & Fenderson T. (2012).  MFT chemical additives and the "Goldilocks zone" of mixing. (Sego. D.C., Wilson, G.W., Beier, N.A., Ed.). Abstract
Quideau, S. A., Gupta S. D., MacKenzie D. M., & Landhausser S. M. (2012).  Microbial response to fertilization in contrasting soil materials used during oil sands reclamation. 77(1), 9 pages . Abstract
Bonem, J. M., & Kimball G. (2012).  The MITD process for dealing with MFT.
Demoz, A. (2012).  Mixing energy criterion for peak dewatering flocculation by static mixers.
Betancourt-Torcat, A., Elkamel A., & Racardez-Sandoval L. (2012).  A modeling study of the effect of carbon dioxide mitigation strategies natural gas prices and steam consumption on the Canadian oil sands operations. 45(1), 15 pages . Abstract
Gould, L. (2012).  Models and Data. (Gould Environmental Ltd., Fort McKay First Nation, Ed.).What are they saying about cumulative effects on wildlife species important to the community of Fort McKay.
Siddique, T., Penner T., Klassen J., Nesbo C., & Foght J. M. (2012).  Microbial communities involved in methane production from hydrocarbons in oil sands tailings. 46(17), 8 pages . Abstract
Mahdavi, H., Ulrich A. C., & Liu Y. (2012).  Metal removal from oil sands tailings pond water by indigenous micro-alga. 89(3), 4 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2012).  Misplaced generosity: Update 2012: Extraordinary profits in Alberta's oil and gas industry. (Parkland Institute, Ed.). 13 pages . Abstract
Vinge, T., & Pyper M. (2012).  Managing woody materials on industrial sites: Meeting economic ecological and forest health goals through a collaborative approach. 32 pages . Abstract
Johnston, B. R. (2012).  Manufacturing water scarcity, generating environmental inequity. Water, Cultural Diversity, and Global Environmental Change. 22 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2012).  Mark of the Métis: Traditional knowledge and stories of the Métis peoples of northeastern Alberta.. (Metis Nation of Alberta. Fort McMurray Local Council 1935., Ed.).
Beasse, M. L. (2012).  Microbial communities in organic substrates used for oil sands reclamation and their link to boreal seedling growth. 97 pages .
Davies, J., Eaton B., & Humphries D. (2012).  Microcosm evaluation of community level physiological profiling in oil sands process affected water. 33 pages . Abstract
Labeau, P. - C. (2012).  Mining development and numbered treaties.. Canadian Mining Journal. 133, 9. Abstract
Saxena, A. (2012).  Mitigation of in situ oil sands impacts on boreal woodland caribou: A federally threatened species. 15 pages .
Hiltz, D., Gould J., White B., Ogilvie J., & Arp P. (2012).  Modeling and mapping vegetation type by soil moisture regime across boreal landscapes. 8 pages .
2011
Courtney, R. (2011).  Monitoring recommendations for the Phase 2 water management system. (Monitoring Technical Task Group, Ed.). 44 pages . Abstract
Hersikorn, B., Young R., Fedorak P., & Smits J. (2011).  Minimal health impacts but detectable tissue residues after exposure of northern leopard frogs (Lithobates pipiens) to commercial naphthenic acids (PO). Abstract
Hogan, N., Van Den Heuvel M., & Phalen L. (2011).  Molecular identification of a yellow perch viral disease associated with exposure to oil sands process affected waters (PO). Abstract
Richens, T. C., & Tuttle S. P. (2011).  A multi-stakeholder approach for developing mine reclamation guidelines.

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