<prompt> Ke kamano efe pakeng tsa tsoelo-pele e tsitsitseng le ho futhumala ha lefatše?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: What is the connection between sustainable development and global warming? . Response in English: Sustainable development refers to the practice of building and progressing towards a better future for mankind, with a focus on using resources in a responsible, balanced way that meets our current needs while preserving the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. It is based on the principle of preserving the natural balance of the world to protect the environment, prevent depletion of natural resources, and promote equitable and inclusive economic growth.Global warming is the observed increase in temperatures on Earth as a result of increasing quantities of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. The burning of fossil fuels, deforestation, and other human activities are the major contributors to the increase in greenhouse gases.The relationship between sustainable development and global warming is therefore closely interlinked. The current path of development, which relies heavily on the burning of fossil fuels, deforestation, and other practices that contribute to global warming, is not sustainable, as it is causing profound changes to the planets climate, oceans, and ecosystems, which are in turn threatening our way of life.Sustainable development, on the other hand, encourages the use of clean energy, resource efficiency, forest and biodiversity conservation, as well as the reduction of emissions, all of which are crucial to mitigating global warming. By transitioning to sustainable development practices, we could reduce our greenhouse gas emissions, slow down the rate of global warming and prevent its most catastrophic consequences, while also promoting equitable economic growth, and therefore, ensuring the survival of our species and the planet in the long run. . Response in Sesotho: Ntlafatso ea moshoelella e bolela tloaelo ea ho aha le ho hatela pele ho isa bokamoso bo betere bakeng sa moloko oa batho, ho tsepamisitsoe maikutlo holima ho sebelisa lisebelisoa ka tsela e nang le boikarabelo, e leka-lekaneng e fihlelang litlhoko tsa rona tsa hajoale ha ho ntse ho bolokoa bokhoni ba meloko e tlang ho fihlela litlhoko tsa bona. E theiloe holima molao-motheo oa ho boloka botsitso ba tlhaho ba lefatse ho sireletsa tikoloho, ho thibela ho senyeha ha mehloli ea tlhaho, le ho khothalletsa kholo ea moruo e lekanang le e kenyeletsang. Ho futhumala ha lefatše ke keketseho e hlokomelehang ea mocheso Lefatšeng ka lebaka la ho eketseha ha likhase tse futhumatsang lefatše sepakapakeng. Ho chesoa ha libeso, ho rengoa ha meru, le mesebetsi e meng ea batho ke tsona tse tlatselitseng haholo keketsehong ea likhase tse futhumatsang lefatše. Kamano pakeng tsa tsoelo-pele e tsitsitseng le ho futhumala ha lefatše ka hona e hokahane haholo. Tsela ea hona joale ea tsoelopele, e itšetlehileng haholo ka ho chesoa ha libeso, ho rengoa ha meru, le mekhoa e meng e tlatsetsang ho futhumaleng ha lefatše, ha e tšoarelle, kaha e baka liphetoho tse tebileng ho boemo ba leholimo ba polanete, maoatle le tikoloho ea eona, tse leng teng. ho fetoha ho sokela mokhoa oa rona oa bophelo. Ka lehlakoreng le leng, ntshetsopele ya moshwelella, e kgothalletsa tshebediso ya eneji e hlwekileng, bokgoni bo nepahetseng ba mehlodi, paballo ya meru le mefuta ya dihlodi, hammoho le ho fokotsa mesi, tseo kaofela e leng tsa bohlokwa ho fokotsa ho futhumala ha lefatshe. Ka ho fetohela mekhoeng ea ntsetsopele ea moshoelella, re ka fokotsa ho ntšoa ha likhase tse futhumatsang lefatše, ra fokotsa sekhahla sa ho futhumala ha lefatše le ho thibela litlamorao tse mpe ka ho fetesisa, ha re ntse re khothaletsa kholo e lekanang ea moruo, ka hona, ho netefatsa ho phela ha mefuta ea rona le polanete ea rona. nako e telele. 