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2015
[Anonymous] (2015).  Labour Force Estimates by Industry and by Occupation (2 and 3 digits) for Selected Alberta Economic Regions (Annual Average) (2000-2013). Abstract
Sauchyn, D. (2015).  Long-term Variability of the flow of the Athabasca River.  Download: David Sauchyn Long Term Viability- Athabasca Approved.pdf (7.88 MB)
[Anonymous] (2015).  Lower Athabasca Management Area - Abiotic pests aerial survey [Map]. Geospatial Material Serial Survey. Abstract
[Anonymous] (2015).  Lower Athabasca management area - mountain pine beetle aerial survey [Map]. Geospatial Material Serial Survey. Abstract
[Anonymous] (2015).  Lower Athabasca management area - spruce budworm aerial survey [Map]. Geospatial Material Serial Survey. Abstract
[Anonymous] (2015).  Lower Athabasca region : surface water quantity management framework for the Lower Athabasca River. 88 pp.. Abstract
[Anonymous] (2015).  Lower Athabasca Region: Tailings management framework for the mineable Athabasca oil sands. (Enterprise and Advanced Education, Ed.). 58 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2015).  Mikisew takes Wood Buffalo concerns to UNESCO. Globe & Mail (Toronto, Canada). Abstract
Deng, B. (2015).  Modified regional DNDC and its application in Athabasca River Basin.  Download: M-DNDC Deng Approved.pdf (1.88 MB)
[Anonymous] (2015).  Municipal resource handbook, volume 2 : information Bulletin. Abstract
Culp, J. M., Brua R. B., Chambers P. A., & Alexander A. C. (2015).  Northern river basins study and the Athabasca River: The value of experimental approaches in a weight-of-evidence assessment. Ecological Causal Assessment. 11 pages . Abstract
Struzik, E. (2015).  Oil and Ice. Future Arctic. 17 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2015).  Oil Sands Information Bulletin. Abstract
Glover, C. (2015).  The organismal response to stressors. Eyeing improved risk assessment and sustainability in the Athabasca River Basin.  Download: Chris Glover- Organismal Response to Stressors Approved.pdf (2.45 MB)
Holmberg, R. (2015).  The Origins of ARBRI.  Download: Origins of ARBRI-Holmberg Approved.pdf (7.29 MB)
Neuner, M., & Fawcett S. (2015).  Reactive transport model of the carbonate-evaporite Elk Point Group underlying the Athabasca Oil Sands. Abstract
Longley, H. (2015).  Revisiting Living Landscapes: Participatory History and the McMurray Metis Canoe Trip.  Download: Longley Revisiting Living Landscapes Approved.pdf (6.19 MB)
Liu, Y. (2015).  Technical report for the 2012 Lower Athabasca Region air quality management framework (AQMF) management response. 78 pp.. Abstract
[Anonymous] (2015).  Technological prospects for reducing the environmental footprint of Canadian oil sands. ({Council of Canadian Academies}, {Council of Canadian Academies}, Canadian Electronic Library (Firm), Ed.).
[Anonymous] (2015).  test 1.  Download: 0-662-25126-1-bw.pdf (2.94 MB)
[Anonymous] (2015).  Upper Athabasca management area - Aspen defoliators aerial survey [Map]. Abstract
Wong, R. (2015).  Waters as potential paths to peace. Material Cultures in Canada. 12 pages .
2014
Beck, E. M. (2014).  Effects of oil sands process-affected water on waterfowl. 98 pages . Abstract
Neville, L. A., Patterson R. T., Gammon P., & Macumber A. L. (2014).  Relationship between ecological indicators (Arcellacea), total mercury concentrations and grain size in lakes within the Athabasca oil sands region, Alberta. Environmental Earth Sciences. 72(2), 11 pages . Abstract
Wesche, S. D., & Armitage D. R. (2014).  Using qualitative scenarios to understand regional environmental change in the Canadian North. Regional Environmental Change. 14(3), 1095 - 1108. Abstract

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