Short-term exposure to Oil Sand Process-Affected Water does not reduce microbial potential activity in three contrasting peatland types

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"Short-term exposure to Oil Sand Process-Affected Water does not reduce microbial potential activity in three contrasting peatland types" co-authored by @envwaterloo Jonathan Price https://t.co/vGkpDyd444 https://t.co/TjzAylC53v

30 Apr 2018

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RT @soilNbiogeochem: New paper with recent MSc graduate Vinay Daté, on response of peatland microbes to OSPW is now out. https://t.co/IjNyS…

02 Apr 2018

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New paper with recent MSc graduate Vinay Daté, on response of peatland microbes to OSPW is now out. https://t.co/IjNySs9uW9

30 Mar 2018

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https://t.co/rx3iK50y18 Short-term exposure to Oil Sand Process-Affected Water does not reduce microbial potential activity in three contrasting peatland types Abstract Reclamation of sites affected by oil sands mining in the Athabasca Oil Sands Region (

29 Mar 2018

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Short-term exposure to Oil Sand Process-Affected Water does not reduce microbial potential activity in three contrasting peatland types Wetlands https://t.co/ndKyJXiVxf https://t.co/wmdOXFcgA6

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