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Wayland, M., V. H. J., Peru K. M., Robert C., & Brownlee B. G. (2008). Levels of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons and dibenzothiophenes in wetland sediments and aquatic insects in the oil sands area of northeastern Alberta, Canada. 136(1-3), 167-182.

Kreutaweiser, D. P., Hazlett P. W., & Gunn J. M. (2008). Logging impacts on the biogeochemistry of boreal soils and nutrient export to aquatic systems : a review. 16, 157-179.

Stoker, D. (2008). Long Island Lake : a quick escape into nature. Winter, p11.

Derkson, C., Brown R., & Mackay M. (2008). Mackenzie Basin snow cover : variability and trends from conventional data, satellite remote sensing, and Canadian regional climate model simulations. In : Cold Region Atmosphere and Hydrologic Studies. The Mackenzie GEWEX experience. Volume 1 : Atmospher. 213-239.

Szeto, K. K., Stewart R. E., Yau M. K., & Gyakum J. (2008). The Mackenzie climate system : a synthesis of MAGS atmospheric research. In : Cold Region Atmosphere and Hydrologic Studies. The Mackenzie GEWEX experience. Volume 1 : Atmospheric Dynamics, edited by Ming-ko Woo. 23-50.

Woo, M. - K., Rouse W. R., Stewart R. E., & Stone J. M. R. (2008). The Mackenzie GEWEX Study : a contribution to Cold Region Atmospheric and Hydrologic Sciences. In : Cold Region Atmosphere and Hydrologic Studies. The Mackenzie GEWEX experience. Volume 1 : Atmospheric Dynamics, edited by Ming-ko Woo. 1-22.

Woo, M. -ku, & Rouse W. R. (2008). MAGS contribution to hydrologic and surface process research. In : Cold Region Atmosphere and Hydrologic Studies. The Mackenzie GEWEX experience. Volume 2 : Hydrologic Processes, edited by Ming-ko Woo. 9-38.

Soulis,(R.)E. R., & Seglenieks F. R. (2008). The MAGS Integrated Modeling System. In : Cold Region Atmosphere and Hydrologic Studies. The Mackenzie GEWEX experience. Volume 2 : Hydrologic Processes, edited by Ming-ko Woo. 445-473.

Mackay, M., Bartlett P., Chan E., Verseghy D., Soulis E. D., & Seglenieks F. R. (2008). The MAGS Regional Climate Modeling System : CRCM-MAGS. In : Cold Region Atmosphere and Hydrologic Studies. The Mackenzie GEWEX experience. Volume 1 : Atmospheric Dynamics, edited by Ming-ko Woo. 433-450.

Yamasaki, S. H., Duchesneau R., Doyon F., Russell J. S., & Gooding T. (2008). Making the case for cumulative impact assessment: modelling the potential impacts of climate change, harvesting, oil and gas, and fire. 84(3), 349-368.

Gonga-Saholiariliva, N., Treille P., & Gunnell Y. (2008). Mapping of glacial landforms and deposits from multi-sensor satellite image processing coupled with geological data in northern Alberta, Canada. Vol. 10,

Trishchenko, A. P., Khlopenkov K. V., Ungureanu C., Latifovic, Luo Y., & Park W. B. (2008). Mapping of surface albedo over Mackenzie River Basin from satellite observations. In : Cold Region Atmosphere and Hydrologic Studies. The Mackenzie GEWEX experience. Volume 1 : Atmospheric Dynamics, edited by Ming-ko Woo. 327-341.

[Anonymous] (2008). McClelland Lake watershed.

Wong, R. C. K., Mills B. N., & Liu Y. B. (2008). Mechanistic model for one-dimensional consolidation behavior of nonsegregatin oil sands tailings. 134(2), 195-202.

[Anonymous] (2008). Mercoal West and Yellowhead Tower hydrogeology EIA. 58.

[Anonymous] (2008). Mercoal West and Yellowhead Tower hydrology Extension Project : air quality assessment.

Kansas, J. L., & Charlebois M. L. (2008). Mercoal West and Yellowhead Tower hydrology Extension Project : Project and cumulative impact statement for mammalian carnivores. 141.

[Anonymous] (2008). Mercoal West and Yellowhead Tower mine extension project environmental impact assessment, surface hydrology.

[Anonymous] (2008). Millar Western Forest Products Ltd. Forest Management Agreement #9700034. 19.

Lange, J. (2008). Misty Ridge 2008 raptor monitoring report. Winter, 10-11.

Theriault, D. J., & Peterson J. (2008). Mitigating in situ oil sands carbon costs. 2008 SPE/PS/CHOA International Thermal Operations and Heavy Oil Symposium, 20-23 October 2008, Calgary, Alberta, Canada.

Oswald, C. J., Rouse W. R., & Binyamin J. (2008). Modeling lake energy fluxes in the Mackenzie River Basin using bulk aerodynamic mass transfer theory. In : Cold Region Atmosphere and Hydrologic Studies. The Mackenzie GEWEX experience. Volume 2 : Hydrologic Processes, edited by Ming-ko Woo. 161-180.

Radmanesh, R., Chan, E, & Gray M. R. (2008). Modeling of mass transfer and thermal cracking during the coking of Athabasca residues. 63(6), 1683-1691.

Li, X., Nour M. H., Smith D. W., & Prepas E. E. (2008). Modelling nitrogen composition in streams on the boreal plain using genetic adaptive general regression neural networks. 7, S109-S125.

Meng, S. X., Huang S. M., Lieffers V. J., & Yang Y. Q. (2008). Modelling the change in aspen species composition in boreal mixwoods. 81(5), 575-586.

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