Mercury and Policy
Trasande (2010) 
Economics of Children’s Environmental Health
Rabl et al., (2010) Estimating environmental health costs: Monetary valuation of trace pollutants
Pacyna et al., (2010) An Assessment of Costs and Benefits Associated with Mercury Emission Reductions from Major Anthropogenic Sources
Selin et al., (2010) Sources of Mercury Exposure for US Seafood Consumers: Implications for Policy
Loring et al., (2010) A risk-benefit analysis of wild fish consumption for various species in Alaska reveals shortcomings in data and monitoring needs
Rabl et al (2010) Estimating environmental health costs: Monetary valuation of trace pollutants
Streets et al., (2009) Projections of Global Mercury Emissions in 2050
Sundseth et al., (2009) Economic benefits from decreased mercury emissions: Projections for 2020
Balisteri and Worley (2009) Mercury: The good, the bad, and the export ban
Spiegel (2009) Socioeconomic dimensions of mercury pollution abatement: Engaging artisanal mining communities in Sub-Saharan Africa
Engelhaupt (2009) Do compact fluorescent bulbs reduce mercury pollution?
Mohapatra and Mitchell (2009) Mercury trade in a globalizing world In: Trade policy in globalizing world
Swain et al., (2007) Socioeconomic consequences of mercury use and pollution
Hylander et al., (2006) Environmental costs of mercury pollution
Trasande et al., (2005) Public health and economic consequences of methyl mercury toxicity to the developing brain
Hylander and Meili (2005) The rise and fall of mercury: Converting a resource to refuse after 500 years of mining and pollution
