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1975
[Anonymous] (1975).  William A. Switzer Provincial Park. 45.
Lovatt, O. M. (1975).  A working document on air pollution and the northeast Alberta regional plan. 26.
[Anonymous] (1975).  A working document on climate and the northeast Alberta regional plan. 45.
Hastie, L. (1975).  A working document on population projections for the Northeast Alberta region : Northeast Alberta Regional Plan. 96.
[Anonymous] (1975).  A working document on population projections for the Northeast Alberta region. Includes Long range population growth and distribution alternatives for Northeast Alberta. Population Working Document 4, 10.
Lovatt, O. M. (1975).  A working document on reclamation and the northeast Alberta regional plan. Rev. ed. . 49.
Hastie, L. (1975).  A working document on urban population requirements for the Northeast region. 64.
Ltd., N. H. C. (1975).  Working paper on probable hydrological impact of oil sands development. 26.
1974
Govier, G. W. (1974).  Alberta's oil sands in the energy supply picture. 14 pages .
Farouq Ali, S. M. (1974).  Application of in situ methods of oil recovery to tar sands. 12 pages . Abstract
Page, H. V. (1974).  The environmental impacts of Alberta's tar sands industry. 11 pages .
Kaminsky, V. P. (1974).  Selection of a mining scheme for a tar sands extraction plant. 9 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (1974).  Athabasca tar sands corridor study: Volume 8. Appendix: Corridors and terminals. (Athabasca Tar Sands Corridor Study Group, Stewart Weir Stewart Watson & Heinrichs, Ed.). 16 pages .
Vaartnou, H., & Wheeler G. W. (1974).  Establishment and survival of ground cover plantings on disturbed areas in Alberta. Final Report of Phase 1. Abstract
[Anonymous] (1974).  Shell Home & Petrofina Athabasca oil sands development transportation study. (Underwood McLellan & Associates Limited, Ed.). 32 pages .
Allen, A. R. (1974).  Coping with the oil sands. 10 pages .
Thiessen, H. W. (1974).  The impact of oil sands development on the land surface. 24 pages .
Bakhshi, N. N. (1974).  Treatment of tar sands tailings with fly ash. 12 pages .
[Anonymous] (1974).  Alberta oil sands hydrological research. (Conservation and Utilization Committee Oil Sands Hydrological Research Task Force, Ed.). 14 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (1974).  Athabasca tar sands corridor study: Volume 4: Appendix: Environment general characteristics & conditions-part 2.. (Bolter Parish Trimble Ltd., Ducks Unlimited (Canada), Tom Peters and Associates, K. C. MacKenzie Associates Ltd., Stewart Weir Stewart Watson & Heinrichs, Ed.).Transportation corridor study. Volume 4 Appendix: Environment - general characteristics & conditions - part 2 . 405 pages .
Berry, C. B. (1974).  Reclamation of disturbed land: Revision 1 G.C.O.S. lease site Tar Island Alberta. 12 pages .
Berry, C. B., & Klym D. J. (1974).  Reclamation of mined land Great Canadian Oil Sands Ltd. lease site Tar Island Alberta.
Moschopedis, S. E., & Mitchell D. L. (1974).  Sulfomethylated humic acid products as soil conditioners and fertilizers for the restoration of the Athabasca oil sand mining area.
[Anonymous] (1974).  Athabasca tar sands corridor study: Volume 7A: Appendix: Public meetings - phase 1. (Stewart Weir Stewart Watson & Heinrichs, Ed.). 332 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (1974).  Athabasca tar sands corridor study: Volume 7B: Appendix: Public meetings - phase II. (Stewart Weir Stewart Watson & Heinrichs, Ed.). 344 pages . Abstract

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