<prompt> Akaretsa taba ea acidization ea leoatle.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Summarize the issue of ocean acidification. . Response in English: Ocean acidification is a major environmental issue that results from the increasing levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. When carbon dioxide is absorbed by seawater, it reacts with water molecules to form carbonic acid, causing the ocean to become more acidic. This change in ocean chemistry can have detrimental impacts on marine life. For example, it can affect the growth and survival of organisms such as corals, mollusks, and certain plankton species that are critical to the food chain. This, in turn, threatens the entire marine ecosystem, including the fish that humans depend on for food. Efforts to address ocean acidification include reducing carbon emissions, increasing research, and finding ways to adapt to changing ocean conditions. . Response in Sesotho: Ocean acidization ke taba e kholo ea tikoloho e bakoang ke maemo a ntseng a eketseha a carbon dioxide sepakapakeng. Ha carbon dioxide e monngoa ke metsi a leoatle, e kopana le limolekhule tsa metsi ho etsa carbonic acid, e leng ho etsang hore leoatle le be le asiti haholoanyane. Phetoho ena ea khemistri ea leoatle e ka ba le litlamorao tse mpe bophelong ba leoatle. Ka mohlala, e ka ama khōlo le ho phela ha lintho tse phelang tse kang likorale, li-mollusk, le mefuta e itseng ea plankton e leng bohlokoa haholo ketane ea lijo. Sena le sona se beha tikoloho eohle ea leoatle kotsing, ho akarelletsa le litlhapi tseo batho ba itšetlehileng ka tsona bakeng sa lijo. Boiteko ba ho sebetsana le asiti ea maoatle bo kenyelletsa ho fokotsa tlhahiso ea khabone, ho eketsa lipatlisiso, le ho fumana mekhoa ea ho ikamahanya le maemo a maoatle a fetohang. 