Sunday, January 19, 2020

ALBERTA TARSANDS AND INDIGENOUS PEOPLES

Taking Research off the Shelf: Impacts, Benefits, and Participatory Processes around the Oil Sands Industry in Northern Alberta

Tara L Joly

Report with Clinton N. Westman synthesizing recent literature on impacts, benefits, and participatory processes for Indigenous communities in the oil sands region. This project was funded by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada's Knowledge Synthesis Grant.

Making Productive Land: Utility, encounter, and oil sands reclamation in northeastern Alberta, Canada

Tara L Joly

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