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This article explores the relationship between industrial symbiosis and its broader environmental and public health implications. It examines how collaborative exchanges of materials, energy, and by-products among industries can reduce pollution, minimize waste, and improve resource efficiency, thereby contributing to healthier environments. The study highlights the interconnected benefits of industrial symbiosis across environmental, economic, and social dimensions, while also addressing challenges related to implementation, governance, and stakeholder coordination. The findings emphasize the importance of integrated approaches to maximize both sustainability and public health outcomes.