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Cattaneo, C. (Submitted). Oil sands legacy for future generations; Fort McKay First Nation sits on two billion barrels of oil. National Post . Abstract

2016

Rodríguez-Estival, J., García-de Blas E., & Smits J. E. G. (2016). Oxidative stress biomarkers indicate sublethal health effects in a sentinel small mammal species, the deer mouse (Peromyscus maniculatus), on reclaimed oil sands areas. Ecological Indicators. 62, 9 pages . Abstract

2015

Lynam, M. M., Dvonch T. J., Barres J. A., Morishita M., Legge A., & Percy K. (2015). Oil sands development and its impact on atmospheric wet deposition of air pollutants to the Athabasca Oil Sands Region, Alberta, Canada. Environmental Pollution. 206, 9 pages . Abstract

Kimantas, J. (2015). Oil trumps water. Alternatives Journal . 41(4),

Gue, A. E., Mayer B., & Grasby S. E. (2015). Origin and geochemistry of saline spring waters in the Athabasca oil sands region, Alberta, Canada. Applied Geochemistry. 61, 13 pages . Abstract

Hackett, R. (2015). Offsetting dispossession? Terrestrial conservation offsets and First Nation treaty rights in Alberta, Canada. Geoforum. 60, 62–71. Abstract

Kuznetsov, P., Kuznetsova A., Foght J. M., & Siddique T. (2015). Oil sands thickened froth treatment tailings exhibit acid rock drainage potential during evaporative drying. 505, 10 pages . Abstract

Struzik, E. (2015). Oil and Ice. Future Arctic. 17 pages . Abstract

[Anonymous] (2015). Oil Sands Information Bulletin. Abstract

Glover, C. (2015). The organismal response to stressors. Eyeing improved risk assessment and sustainability in the Athabasca River Basin.

Download: Chris Glover- Organismal Response to Stressors Approved.pdf (2.45 MB)

Holmberg, R. (2015). The Origins of ARBRI.

Download: Origins of ARBRI-Holmberg Approved.pdf (7.29 MB)

2014

[Anonymous] (2014). Oil sands rules tools and capacity: Are we ready for upcoming challenges?. (Oil Sands Research and Information Network, Ed.). 120 pages . Abstract

Edwards, J. (2014). Oil sands pollutants in traditional foods. Canadian Medical Association Journal. 186(12), 1 page. Abstract

Wohlberg, M. (2014). Oilsands land use plan can't address treaty concerns: Province. Northern Journal . 1 page . Abstract

Jamro, G. M., Chang S. X., & Naeth A. M. (2014). Organic capping type affected nitrogen availability and associated enzyme activities in reconstructed oil sands soils in Alberta, Canada. 73, 9 pages . Abstract

[Anonymous] (2014). Oil sands exploration and coal exploration application guide. (Alberta Energy Regulator, Ed.). 12 pages . Abstract

McCarthy, S., & Cryderman K. (2014). Oil sands affecting wild-caught food: Study. The Globe and Mail . Abstract

Levesque, C. M. (2014). Oil sands process water and tailings pond contaminant transport and fate: Physical chemical and biological processes. 144 pages . Abstract

Anderson, J. (2014). Organic matter accumulation in reclaimed soils beneath different vegetation types in the Athabasca oil sands. 98 pages . Abstract

[Anonymous] (2014). An oil sands critic with a louder voice; Desmond Tutu's tour of Fort McMurray brings international eyes to First Nations' fight against production.. Globe & Mail (Toronto, Canada). Abstract

McWhinney, R. (2014). Oil sands environmental impacts. 66 pages .

Pereira, A. S., & Martin J. W. (2014). On-line solid phase extraction - HPLC - Orbitrap mass spectrometry for screening and quantifying targeted and non-targeted analytes in oil sands process-affected water and natural waters in the Athabasca oil sands region. 33 pages . Abstract

Forsch, K. B. C. (2014). Oil sands reclamation with woody debris using LFH mineral soil mix and peat mineral soil mix cover soils: Impacts on select soil and vegetation properties.

2013

Charlebois, L. E., McPhail G. I., Revington A., & Van Zyl D. (2013). Observations of tailings flow and application of the McPhail beach profile model to oil sands and metal mine tailings.

[Anonymous] (2013). Oilsands transportation infrastructure. (Pembina Institute, Ed.). 6 pages . Abstract

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