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Kelly, E. N., Schindler D. W., Hodson P. V., Short J. W., Radmanovich R., & Nielsen C. C. (2010).  Oil sands development contributes polycyclic aromatic compounds to the Athabasca River and its tributaries.
[Anonymous] (2010).  Oil Sands Tailings Technology Review. OSRIN Report No. TR-1, 136.
Vitt, D. H. (2010).  Opening remarks, presentation at Reclamation and Restoration of Boreal Peatland and Forest Ecosystems : Towards a Sustainable Future, March 25-27, 2010, Edmonton, Alberta. 13.
Sigurdson, S. (2010).  Overview of Alberta's Land Use Planning Process : update Federal engagement in Alberta's Land Use Framework Process, presentation at Reclamation and Restoration of Boreal Peatland and Forest Ecosystems : Towards a Sustainable Future, March 25-27, 2010, Ed. 10.
Wieder, K. R., Vile M. A., Scott K. D., & Vitt D. H. (2010).  Overview of peatland disturbances from oil development in northern Alberta, presentation at Reclamation and Restoration of Boreal Peatland and Forest Ecosystems : Towards a Sustainable Future, March 25-27, 2010, Edmonton, Alberta.
He, Y., Wiseman S. B., Zhang X., Hecker M., Jones P. D., El-Din M. G., et al. (2010).  Ozonation attenuates the steroidogenic disruptive effects of sediment free oil sands process water in the H295R cell line. 80(5), 578-584.
2009
Trites, M., & Bayley S. E. (2009).  Organic matter accumulation in western boreal saline wetlands: A comparison of undisturbed and oil sands wetlands. 35 (12), 8 pages . Abstract
Turcotte, I., Quideau S. A., & Oh S. - W. (2009).  Organic matter quality in reclaimed boreal forest soils following oil sands mining. 40(4), 9 pages . Abstract
Kelly, E. N., Short J. W., Schindler D. W., Hodson P. V., Ma M., Kwan A. K., et al. (2009).  Oil sands development contributes polycyclic aromatic compounds to the Athabasca River and its tributaries. 106 ( 52 ),  Abstract
Kelly, E. N., Short J. W., Schindler D. W., Hodson P. V., Ma M., Kwan A. K., et al. (2009).  Oil sands development contributes polycyclic aromatic compounds to the Athabasca River and its tributaries. 106(52), 5 pages. Abstract
Tenenbaum, D. J. (2009).  Oil sands development: a health risk worth taking?. 117 ( 4 ),  150-156 . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2009).  Oil Sands Public Offerings and Results. Abstract
Plourde, A. (2009).  Oil sands royalties and taxes in Alberta: An assessment of key developments since the mid-1990s. 30(1), 28 pages . Abstract
Kelly, G. (2009).  The oil sands: Canada's path to clean energy?. 324 pages .
Fergus, A. (2009).  Operational sustainable development Suncor Energy Inc: A critical case. Haskayne School of Business(Ph. D. ), 237.
Cha, Z. (2009).  Ozonation of Canadian Athabasca asphaltene. Civil and Environmental Engineering(Ph. D. ), 198. Abstract
Tenenbaum, D. J. (2009).  Oil sands development : a health risk worth taking?. 117(4), 150-156.
Kelly, E. N., Short J. W., Schindler D. W., Hodson P. V., Mingsheng M., Kwan A. K., et al. (2009).  Oil sands development contributes polycyclic aromatic compounds to the Athabasca River and its tributaries. 106(52), 22346-22351.
Tenenbaum, D. J. (2009).  Oil sands development: A health risk worth taking?.
Lydersen, K. (2009).  Oil sands fuel forest destruction. 23(4), 36-37.
Zhao, B., Beccerra M., & Shaw J. M. (2009).  On asphaltene and resin association in Athabasca bitumen and Maya crude oil. 23, 4431-4437.
Zhou, Z. A., Xu Z., Finch J. A., Masliyah J. H., & Chow R. S. (2009).  On the role of cavitation in particle collection in flotation - A critical review. II. 22(5), 419-433.
Freeman, L. R. (2009).  On the roof of the Rockies : the Great Columbia Icefield of the Canadian rockies.
Shiokawa, K., & .Connors M. (2009).  The optical mesosphere thermosphere imagers (OMTIs) for network measurements of aurora and airglow. AIP Conference proceedings. Vol. 1144, Issue 1, 212-215.
Ordorica-Garcia, G., Elkamel A., Douglas P., Croiset E., & Gupta M. (2009).  Optimizing energy production with integrated CCS technology for CO2 emissions mitigation in the Canadian oil sands industry. 1(1), 3985-3992.

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