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McCreary, T. A., & Milligan R. A. (2014).  Pipelines, permits, and protests: Carrier Sekani encounters with the Enbridge Northern Gateway Project. 21(1), 115 - 129. Abstract
Frank, R. A., Roy J. W., Bickerton G., Rowland S. J., Headley J. V., Scarlett A. G., et al. (2014).  Profiling oil sands mixtures from industrial developments and natural groundwaters for source identification. 48(5), 10 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2014).  Peace River management area - Abiotic pests aerial survey [Map]. Geospatial Material Serial Survey. Abstract
Kaur, K., Bhattacharjee S., Pillai R. G., Ahmed S., & Azmi S. (2014).  Peptide arrays for detecting naphthenic acids in oil sands process affected water. Abstract
and Government of Canada, P. W. G. S. C. (2014).  Plains bison (Bison bison bison) and the Wood bison (Bison bison athabascae). 124 pp.. Abstract
[Anonymous] (2014).  Preliminary results from a University of Manitoba study link contaminants from oil sands production to the declining health of residents in Fort Chipewyan, Alberta.. CMAJ: Canadian Medical Association Journal. 437. Abstract
Gehman, J., Lefsrud L., & Lounsbury M. (2014).  Perspectives on risk: From techno-economic calculations to socio-cultural meanings.
2013
Laird, K. R., Das B., Kingsbury M., Moos M. T., Pla-Rabes S., Ahad J. M. E., et al. (2013).  Paleolimnological assessment of limnological change in 10 lakes from northwest Saskatchewan downwind of the Athabasca oils sands based on analysis of siliceous algae and trace metals in sediment cores. 720 (1), 18 pages . Abstract
Simmons, D. B., & Sherry J. P. (2013).  Plasma protein profiles of white sucker (Catostomus commersonii) sampled from the Athabasca River upstream and downstream of oil sands development. 1 page .
Doran, K. N. (2013).  Post-closure land-uses in the Athabasca oil sands area.
Boswell, J., Cooke R., & Kofoed M. (2013).  The potential for hydraulic mining by sluicing in the oil sands.
Sohrabi, V., Ross M. S., Martin J. W., & Barker J. F. (2013).  Potential for in situ chemical oxidation of acid extractable organics in oil sands process affected groundwater. 93 (11), 5 pages . Abstract
Sobkowicz, J. C., Pinheiro M., Moore T. W., & Moffett R. H. (2013).  Predictive model for thick lift placement of silica-treated fluid fine tailings.
Scott, D. J., Kabwe L. K., Wilson G. W., & Sorta A. (2013).  Properties which affect the consolidation behaviour of mature fine tailings.
Timoney, K. P. (2013).  The Peace-Athabasca Delta: Portrait of a dynamic ecosystem. Abstract
Naeth, M. A., Wilkinson S. R., Mackenzie D. D., Archibald H. A., & Powter C. B. (2013).  Potential of LFH mineral soil mixes for land reclamation in Alberta. 65 pages . Abstract
McKellar, J. M., Bergerson J. A., Kettunen J., & MacLean H. L. (2013).  Predicting project environmental performance under market uncertainties: Case study of oil sands coke. 47(11), 8 pages . Abstract
Mahdavi, H., Liu Y., & Ulrich A. C. (2013).  Partitioning and bioaccumulation of metals from oil sands process affected water in indigenous Parachlorella kessleri. 90 (6), 6 pages . Abstract
Pourrezaei, P. (2013).  Physico-chemical processes for oil sands process-affected water treatment. 188 pages . Abstract
Padrón, E. R. (2013).  Physiology and molecular characterization of microbial communities in oil sands tailings ponds. 221 pages . Abstract
Eaton, B., Muhly T., Fisher J., & Chai S. - L. (2013).  Potential impacts of beaver on oil sands reclamation success - an analysis of available literature. 65 pages . Abstract
Eaton, B., Fisher J. T., Muhly T., & Chai S. L. (2013).  Potential impacts of beaver on oil sands reclamation success–an analysis of available literature. Abstract
Kostenko, V., & Martinuzzi R. J. (2013).  Potential role of microbial biofilms in oil sands tailings management. Abstract
[Anonymous] (2013).  Preliminary report of Athabasca River water quality results in response to the Obed Mountain Mine release. 27 pp.. Abstract
Watson, B. M., & Putz G. (2013).  Preliminary watershed hydrology model for reclaimed oil sands sites. 193 pages . Abstract

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