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Li, H., Franks G. V., O'Shea J. P., & Qiao G. G. (2008).  Application of temperature responsive polymers for water recovery from mineral tailings. 5 pages .
Hu, M. (2008).  Applying correlation analysis to shovel cable lifespan research. Computing Science(M. Sc.), 83.
Coates, K. S. (2008).  Arctic front : Defending Canada in the far north. 1-261.
Verruto, V. J. (2008).  Asphaltene self-assembly. Chemical Engineering(Ph. D.), 285. Abstract
Gulley, Z. (2008).  An assessment of the design of a polishing pond system with respect to total suspended solids. Environment and Management(M. Sc.), 99.
Irving, W. (2008).  Astoria : Adventure in the Pacific Northwest. 1-440. Abstract
Pyne, S. J. (2008).  Awful splendour : A fire history of Canada. 1-549.
Dawson, G. M. (2008).  Beneath my feet : the memoirs of George Mercer Dawson. 1-350.
Parsons, B. (2008).  A bioassessment of lakes in the Alberta Oil Sands Region. Watershed Ecosystems(M. Sc.), 111.
Neihardt, J. G., Elk B., & DeMallie R. J. (2008).  Black Elk Speaks: being the life story of a holy man of the Oglala Sioux. 1-334. Abstract
Marriott, J., Stockman L., & Kronick C. (2008).  BP and Shell: Rising risks in tar sands investments. 31 pages . Abstract
Valentine, P. (2008).  Building confidence : improving accountability and transparency in Alberta's royalty system. Abstract
Aherne, J. (2008).  Calculating critical loads of acid deposition for forest soils in Alberta (CLAB) : final report : critical load, exceedance and limitations. 19.
Hatch, C., & Price M. (2008).  Canada's toxic tar sands : the most destructive project on earth. 26.
Hatch, C., & Price M. (2008).  Canada's toxic tar sands: The most destructive project on earth. 26 pages . Abstract
Rushd, S. M. M. A. (2008).  A capacitance sensor for pipeline flows of oil-water mixtures. Chemical and Materials Engineering(M. Sc.), 124.
Stevenson, M. G., & Perreault P. (2008).  Capacity for what? Capacity for whom?: Aboriginal capacity and Canada's forest sector.
Pisz, J. (2008).  Characterization of extremophilic sulfur oxidizing microbial communities inhabiting the sulfur blocks of Alberta's oil sands. Soil Science(M. Sc. ), 
Motta Cabrera, S. C. (2008).  Characterization of oil sands tailings using low field Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) technique. Chemical and Petroleum Engineering(M. Sc. ), 194.
Motta Cabrera, S. C. (2008).  Characterization of oil sands tailings using low field Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) technique. 176 pages . Abstract
Kaminsky, H. A. W. (2008).  Characterizing of an Athabasca oil sand ore and process streams. Chemical and Materials Engineering(Ph. D. ), 366.
Harriman, J. A. E., & Noble B. F. (2008).  Characterizing project and strategic approaches to regional cumulative effects assessment in Canada. 10(1), 25-50.
Mikula, R. J., Omotoso O., & Kasperski K. L. (2008).  The chemistry of oil sands treatment: Production to treatment. 10 pages .
[Anonymous] (2008).  Christina Lake regional project phase 3. V. 1. Project application. 354.
Yip, Q. (2008).  Climate impacts on hydrometric variables in the Mackenzie River Basin. Civil Engineering(M. A. Sc. ),  Abstract

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