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1. Tree Swallow (Tachycineta bicolor) nest success and nestling growth near oil sands mining operations in northeastern Alberta, Canada.

Author

Godwin, Christine M., Barclay, Robert M.R., and Smits, Judit E.G.

Subjects
OIL sands, BABY birds, NESTS, GASTROINTESTINAL contents, DEGLUTITION, FOOD quality
Abstract

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Published
2019
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2. Assessment of seven Canadian rivers in relation to stages in oil sands industrial development, 1972-2010.

Author

Alexander, A. C. and Chambers, P. A.

Subjects
OIL sands, INDUSTRIALIZATION, RIVERS, OIL shales, WATER quality
Abstract

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Published
2016
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3. Physical and hydraulic characterization of fractured, hydrophobic sulphur within above-ground sulphur blocks.

Author

Bonstrom, Kristie, Barbour, S. Lee, and Hendry, M. Jim

Subjects
SULFUR, OIL sands, SOIL oxidation, SOIL porosity, WATER storage, X-ray spectroscopy
Abstract

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Published
2009
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4. Hydrodynamic and physical assessment of ice-covered conditions for three reaches of the Athabasca River, Alberta, Canada.

Author

Katopodis, C. and Ghamry, H. K.

Subjects
HYDRODYNAMICS, ICE on rivers, lakes, etc., PHYSICAL measurements, RIVERS, WATER distribution, FISH habitats, PETROLEUM geology, FLUID dynamics
Abstract

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Published
2007
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5. Spray freezing treatment of water from oil sands tailing ponds.

Author

Sego, D C, Smith, D W, and Gao, W

Subjects
FREEZING process (Water purification), SEWAGE purification, OIL sands, PONDS, BITUMEN, INDUSTRIAL wastes
Abstract

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Published
2003