<prompt> Hlalosa hore na ke hobaneng ha mafura a fossil e le lisebelisoa tse ke keng tsa tsosolosoa.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Explain why fossil fuels are non-renewable resources. . Response in English: Fossil fuels, which include coal, oil, and natural gas, are non-renewable resources because they are formed over millions of years through the process of the decomposition and compression of organic matter, such as dead plants and animals. This process takes place underground, where the organic matter is exposed to heat and pressure over long periods of time. Given that the process of forming fossil fuels takes millions of years, it can be said that they are finite and non-renewable resources. Once we extract and use them, they cannot be replenished or replaced within a human time scale. As such, when we refer to fossil fuels as non-renewable, we mean that their formation occurs at a much slower rate than their consumption, making their sustained use unsustainable in the long run. . Response in Sesotho: Mafura, a kenyelletsang mashala, oli le khase ea tlhaho, ke mehloli e sa tsosoloseheng hobane e theoa lilemo tse limilione ka mokhoa oa ho bola le ho hatelloa ha lintho tse phelang, joalo ka limela le liphoofolo tse shoeleng. Tsebetso ena e etsahala ka tlasa lefatše, moo lintho tse phelang li pepesehela mocheso le khatello ka nako e telele. Ka lebaka la hore mokhoa oa ho etsa libeso o nka limilione tsa lilemo, ho ka boleloa hore ke mehloli e sa feleng le e ke keng ea tsosolosoa. Hang ha re li ntša le ho li sebelisa, li ke ke tsa tlatsoa kapa tsa nkeloa sebaka ka nako ea motho. Ka hona, ha re bua ka mafura a mesaletsa ea khale e le a ke keng a tsosolosoa, re bolela hore ho thehoa ha bona ho etsahala butle haholo ho feta ho sebelisoa ha bona, ho etsa hore tšebeliso ea bona e tsitsitseng e se ke ea tšoarella nako e telele. 