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Synthetic dyes can have significant environmental impacts, including water pollution, toxicity to aquatic organisms, and depletion of natural resources. Efforts to develop eco-friendly alternatives include the use of natural dyes derived from renewable sources, such as plants and microbes, and the development of biodegradable and non-toxic synthetic dyes. Additionally, advances in dyeing techniques, such as digital printing and laser etching, reduce water and chemical usage and minimize environmental footprint in textile manufacturing processes.