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Jaremko, G. (2013).  Steward: 75 years of Alberta energy regulation. 179 pages .
Wang, S. (2013).  Study on adsorption of inorganic-organic hybrid polymers and flocculation of oil sands tailings. 81 pages . Abstract
Pyper, M. P., Powter C. B., & Vinge T. (2013).  Summary of resiliency of reclaimed boreal forest landscapes seminar. 131 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2013).  Surficial Materials of the Athabasca Oil Sands (in Situ) Area, Northeast Alberta (GIS data, polygon features). Abstract
Middleton, C., Plishka M., Shore B., & Anderson B. (2013).  Tailings pond dyke reclamation troubleshooting: A case study from Suncor's oil sands project. 13(1), 5 pages .
[Anonymous] (2013).  Talk about oil sands. Abstract
Bolea, I., Ordorica-Garcia G., Nikoo M., & Carbo M. (2013).  Techno-economics of CCS in oil sands thermal bitumen extraction: Comparison of CO2 capture integration options. 37, 10 pages . Abstract
Proemse, B. C., & Mayer B. (2013).  Tracing industrial nitrogen and sulfur emissions in the Athabasca oil sands region using stable isotopes. 23 pages .
Mikula, R. (2013).  Trading water for oil: Tailings management and water use in surface-mined oil sands.
Strand, J., & Light J. (2013).  Traditional knowledge of surface water - groundwater interactions in the Lower Athabasca Region. (SNC-Lavalin Environment, Ed.). 109 pages . Abstract
Sherry, J. P., Simmons D. B., Neheli T., Gagne F., Clarence S., & Miller J. (2013).  A transcript response pattern to test whether fish in the bitumen mining region of the Athabasca River are exposed to industry specific contaminants. 2 pages .
Wiseman, S. B., He Y., Gamal-El Din M., Martin J. W., Jones P. D., Hecker M., et al. (2013).  Transcriptional responses of male fathead minnows exposed to oil sands process-affected water. 157(2), 8 pages .
Crosby, S., Fay R., Groark C., Kani A., Smith J. R., Sullivan T., et al. (2013).  Transporting Alberta's oil sands products: Defining the issues and assessing the risks. 152 pages.
Evans, R. L., & Bryant T. (2013).  Trottier Energy Futures: Greenhouse gas emissions from the Canadian oil and gas sector. 33 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2013).  Upper Athabasca management area - Spruce budworm aerial survey [Map]. Abstract
Poveda, C. A., & Lipsett M. G. (2013).  Using sustainable development indicators (SDIs) for sustainability assessment of surface mining operations in the oil sands projects: Applicability usefulness and costs. 13 pages . Abstract
Pyper, M., & Vinge T. (2013).  A visual guide to handling woody materials for forested land reclamation. 10 pages . Abstract
Kim, Y. J., Hipel K. W., & Bowman C. W. (2013).  Water security problems in Canada's oil sands. 38(1), 11 pages. Abstract
Johnson, P., Plate E., Robichaud D., Renzetti L., Bocking R., & Gaboury M. (2013).  Winter ecology in the Athabasca River 2012-2013: Mesohabitat species associations.
Howlett, M., & Craft J. (2013).  Application of federal legislation to Alberta's mineable oil sands.
Nakhaie, S. (2013).  Avian species-area relationships and environmental covariates in natural and constructed wetlands of northeastern Alberta.
Way, L. A. (2013).  Canadian newspaper coverage of the Alberta oil sands:The intractability of neoliberalism.
Westman, C. N. (2013).  Cautionary tales: Making and breaking community in the oil sands region.
Frankel, M. L. (2013).  Comparing heavy metal tolerances of mixed species biofilm and planktonic microbial communities cultured from the Alberta oil sands process water.
Lu, W. (2013).  Degradation of naphthenic acids from oil sands process water and groundwater using chemical oxidation.

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