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Environmental Management|February 25, 2014
Pleasure boatyard soils are often highly contaminatedBritta Eklund, David EklundEnvironmental Management|May 3, 2011
"My husband usually makes those decisions": gender, behavior, and attitudes toward the marine environmentMisse Wester, Britta EklundEnvironmental Pollution (Barking, Essex : 1987)|June 18, 2003
Two new growth inhibition tests with the filamentous algae Ceramium strictum and C. tenuicorne (Rhodophyta)Ellen Bruno, Britta EklundEnvironmental Science and Pollution Research International|March 14, 2018
Persistence of TBT and copper in excess on leisure boat hulls around the Baltic SeaBritta Eklund, Burkard WatermannMarine Pollution Bulletin|August 25, 2004
New biocide-free anti-fouling paints are toxicJenny Karlsson, Britta EklundEnvironmental Science and Pollution Research International|February 14, 2016
Metal contamination at recreational boatyards linked to the use of antifouling paints-investigation of soil and sediment with a field portable XRFMaria Lagerström, Matz Norling, Britta EklundMarine Pollution Bulletin|September 5, 2006
A practical ranking system to compare toxicity of anti-fouling paintsJenny Karlsson, Magnus Breitholtz, Britta EklundThe Science of the Total Environment|March 30, 2010
Comparison of toxicity and release rates of Cu and Zn from anti-fouling paints leached in natural and artificial brackish seawaterErik Ytreberg, Jenny Karlsson, Britta EklundEnvironmental Pollution (Barking, Essex : 1987)|November 17, 2009
Toxicity of anti-fouling paints for use on ships and leisure boats to non-target organisms representing three trophic levelsJenny Karlsson, Erik Ytreberg, Britta EklundJournal of Hazardous Materials|September 22, 2018
Identification of commercial and recreational vessels coated with banned organotin paint through screening of tin by portable XRFMaria Lagerström, Daniel Yngsell, Britta Eklund, et al.Pageof 3