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disadvantages of manufactured fibers
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While manufactured fibers, like polyester or nylon, offer benefits such as durability, consistency in quality, and affordability, they come with notable disadvantages. Firstly, they are derived from non-renewable petroleum-based resources, making them less environmentally friendly compared to natural fibers. The production process of these fibers is also energy-intensive and contributes significantly to pollution, including emissions of harmful gases and chemicals. Additionally, when these fibers are washed, tiny plastic particles, or microplastics, are released into water bodies, posing a threat to aquatic life and contaminating food chains. Unlike natural fibers, many manufactured fibers do not decompose easily, leading to long-term accumulation in landfills. Moreover, garments made from synthetic fibers may not be as breathable or comfortable as those made from natural materials, potentially causing skin irritations for sensitive individuals. While recycling efforts and technological advancements are being made to address these issues, the environmental impact of manufactured fibers remains a significant concern.
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