How natural fibre harm the environment?

Natural fibers, while biodegradable and renewable, can still harm the environment through unsustainable farming practices. The cultivation of crops like cotton often requires significant water resources and can lead to soil degradation and pesticide pollution. Additionally, deforestation for fiber sources, such as jute or hemp, can disrupt ecosystems and contribute to loss of biodiversity. Lastly, the processing and transportation of natural fibers can generate greenhouse gas emissions, further impacting the environment.