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    This document discusses several approaches for evaluating and analyzing industrial ecosystems and eco-industrial parks (EIPs). It reviews frameworks for assessing the environmental and economic impacts of industrial symbiosis through tools like material flow analysis and life cycle assessment. Case studies from different countries are examined that demonstrate how EIPs can promote more sustainable resource and byproduct reuse between industrial facilities.

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    This document discusses several approaches for evaluating and analyzing industrial ecosystems and eco-industrial parks (EIPs). It reviews frameworks for assessing the environmental and economic impacts of industrial symbiosis through tools like material flow analysis and life cycle assessment. Case studies from different countries are examined that demonstrate how EIPs can promote more sustainable resource and byproduct reuse between industrial facilities.

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