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Drozdowski, B. L., Faught R. L., & Underwood A. (2011). Soil moisture and bulk density monitoring at Syncrude Canada Ltd.

Middleton, C., Salifu K. F., Tedder W. S., Chanasyk D. S., & Hastie J. (2011). Soluble calcium and sulphate excesses related to stress in Pinus contorta on peat amendments of reclaimed landscapes in the boreal oil sands region.

Hilderman, J. N., Barbour S. L., & Hendry M. J. (2011). Stable isotope profiling for estimation of net percolation through a reclaimed overburden dump.

Mackenzie, D. D., & Naeth M. A. (2011). Surface soil handling on mines in the boreal forest - from text to operations.

Tuttle, S. (2011). Translating the closure plan into an operational reclamation programme at Canadian Natural's Horizon Oil Sands Mine.

Marques, L. L. R., Golby S., Stenroos P., McClure T., R.J. T., & Ceri H. (2011). Usage of laboratory bench scale testing in environmental remediation strategies.

Hachey, L. M., & Lanoue A. V. (2011). Use of three-dimensional topography as a tool for closure integration at Syncrude Canada Ltd.'s Mildred Lake and Aurora North leases. 1,

Honarvar, A., Millington D., Rozhon J., Walden T., & Murillo C. A. (2011). A decade of staged oil sands growth (2010-2020). 25 pages .

Afzal, A., Drzewicz P., El-Din M. G., & Martin J. W. (2011). Decomposition of a model naphthenic acid cyclohexanoic acid by advanced oxidation processes. 3 pages . Abstract

Jordaan, S. M. (2011). Governance of impacts to land and water resources from oil sands development in Alberta. Unpublished manuscript, International Relations and Pacific Studies, University of California, San Diego, California. Retrieved from ilar. ucsd. edu. Abstract

Pourrezaei, P., Drzewicz P., Wang Y., El-Din M. G., Perez-Estrada, Leonidas A., Martin J. W., et al. (2011). The impact of metallic coagulants on the removal of organic compounds from oil sands process-affected water. 45(19), 7 pages . Abstract

Downey, D. M. (2011). Incorporating system dynamics into an environmental management system at an oil sands upgrader. 82 pages . Abstract

Nodwell, M. (2011). On the interactions between naphthenic acids and inorganic minerals. 65 pages . Abstract

Muir, J. E., Hawkes V. C., Tuttle K. N., & Mochizuki T. (2011). Synthesis of habitat models used in the oil sands region. 61 pages .

Whitfield, C. J., Watmough S. A., & Aherne J. (2011). Uncertainty-based modelling of soil chemical response to acidic deposition. 11 pages . Abstract

Huang, L. Y. (2011). Bioremediation of naphthenic acids in a circulating packed bed bioreactor. 88 pages . Abstract

Kim, E. - S., Liu Y., & Gamal El-Din M. G. (2011). The coagulation-flocculation-sedimentation treatment of oil sands process-affected water for high pressurized membrane filtrations. 2 pages .

Fick, S., & Shoalts A. (2011). Connecting the oil dots The jury is in: Oil sands development is contaminating the Athabasca basin. 131(4), 1 page. Abstract

Perez-Estrada, L., El-Din M. G., & Mart J. W. (2011). Degradation of naphthenic acids by ozonation in various conditions: Uncovering the OSPW ozonation. 3 pages . Abstract

Pourrezaei, P., Drzewicz P., Wang Y., El-Din M. G., Perez-Estrada L. A., Martin J. W., et al. (2011). Dissolved organic compounds removal from oil sands process affected water by coagulation/flocculation. Abstract

Ko, J., & Donahue W. F. (2011). Drilling down: Groundwater risks imposed by in situ oil sands development. 31 pages .

Lindeman, D. H., Riston-Bennett E., & Hall S. (2011). Existing and historical water monitoring in the Phase 2 Geographic Expansion Area to 2011. 114 pages . Abstract

Powter, C. (2011). Information sources for developing oil sands plans policies and research. 4 pages .

Kindzierski, W. B., & Bari A. (2011). Long-term temporal trends and influence of criteria pollutants on regional air quality in Fort McKay, Alberta. 6 pages.

Siddique, T., & Foght J. (2011). Methane emissions from oil sand tailings by microbial metabolism of hydrocarbons. (Gamal El-Din, Mohamad, Powter, C., Ed.). Abstract

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