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Abstract

Environmental health is a critical field that bridges the natural world and human well-being, with ecology and toxicology serving as foundational disciplines. This article explores the integration of ecological principles and toxicological insights to address pressing environmental health challenges. By adopting a multidisciplinary approach, we examine how ecosystems interact with toxicants, the cascading effects on biodiversity, and the implications for human populations. Key topics include the bioaccumulation of pollutants, the role of keystone species in ecosystem resilience, and the application of toxicological data in risk assessment. Through a synthesis of current research, we highlight the need for collaborative frameworks that combine ecological modeling, toxicological analysis, and public health strategies. Our findings underscore the importance of understanding feedback loops between environmental degradation and human health outcomes, advocating for sustainable interventions to mitigate risks. This multidisciplinary perspective offers a pathway to enhance environmental stewardship and safeguard planetary health.