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Preston, R. (2009).  Flow modeling of a Syncrude North East In-Pit Hummock for the Sandhill Fen in Fort McMurray, Alberta. Geological Engineering(B. A. Sc.), 42.
Adam, M. - C., & Kneeshaw D. (2009).  Formulating Aboriginal criteria and indicator frameworks. Abstract
Kelln, C. J., Barbour L. S., & Qualizza C. (2009).  Fracture-dominated subsurface flow and transport in a sloping reclamation cover. 8(1), 11 pages . Abstract
Poscente, M. (2009).  A framework for reclamation certification criteria and indicators for mineable oil sands.
McNamee, K. (2009).  From Wild Places to Endangered Spaces: A History of Canada's National Parks. . 1-480.
Dimitriu, P. A. (2009).  Functional and compositional responses of microorganisms to reclamation of surface-mined boreal forest soils. Forestry(Ph. D.), 153. Abstract
Dimitriu, P. A. (2009).  Functional and compositional responses of microorganisms to reclamation of surface-mined boreal forest soils. 144 pages . Abstract
Mihiretu, Y. T. (2009).  Fundamentals of segregation. Civil and Environmental Engineering(Ph. D. ), 335.
Pierson, J. C. (2009).  Genetic population structure and dispersal of two North American woodpeckers in ephemeral habitats. Fisheries and Wildlife Biology(Ph. D.), 214.
Wilson, J., & Clowes R. (2009).  Ghost mountains and vanished oceans : North America from birth to middle age. 1-248.
McColl, D. (2009).  Green bitumen: The role of nuclear gasification and CCS in Alberta's oil sands. 63 pages .
Wu, S. (2009).  A greenhouse study of selected native plant species for dewatering CT. Civil and Environmental Engineering(M. Sc.), 136.
[Anonymous] (2009).  Growth in the Canadian oil sands: Finding the new balance. (IHS CERA, Ed.).
[Anonymous] (2009).  Guidelines for submission of a pre-disturbance assessment and conservation & reclamation plan (PDA/C&R plan) Under an Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act approval for an enhanced recovery in-situ oil sands and heavy oil processing plant and oil p. (Alberta Environment, Ed.). 23 pages . Abstract
Harms, N. J. (2009).  Health, stress and immune assessment of tree swallows (Tachycineta bicolor) nesting on the Alberta oil sands. In Prep. Completion date December 2009(M. Vet. Sc.), 
Al-Sabawi, M. N. (2009).  Heterogeneous kinetic modeling of the catalytic conversion of cycloparaffins. Chemical & Biological Engineering(Ph. D.), 338. Abstract
Conrad, M., & Finkel A. (2009).  History of the Canadian peoples.
[Anonymous] (2009).  Immigration and settlement, 1870-1939. 1-608.
Shahmoradi, A., Honarvar A., Howard P., & Kralovic P. (2009).  Impacts of Canadian oil sands development on the United States' economy. 43 pages .
Cartwright, S. L. (2009).  Impacts of nitrogen (NO(x)) emissions from oil sands operations on soils and vegetation. Environment and Management(M. Sc.), 144.
Cartwright, S. L. (2009).  Impacts of oxides of nitrogen (NOx) emissions from oil sands operations on soils and vegetation. 143 pages . Abstract
Natcher, D. C., Hickey C. G., Nelson M., & Davis S. (2009).  Implications of tenure insecurity for Aboriginal land use in Canada. 68 ( 3 ),  245-257 .
Deriszadeh, A. (2009).  Improved MEUF treatment of produced water utilizing naphthenic acid co-contaminants. Chemical and Petroleum Engineering(Ph. D. ), 200.
Mojarab, M. (2009).  Improving SAGD performance by modifying the well configuration. Chemical and Petroleum Engineering(M. Sc.), 105.
Hersikorn, B. D. (2009).  In-situ caged wood frog (Rana sylvatica) survival and development in wetlands formed from oil sands process-affected materials. Toxicology(M. Sc.), 

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