<prompt> Hlalosa phello ea ho futhumala ha lefatše likarolong tse kotsing ka ho fetisisa tsa lefatše.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Describe the impact of global warming on the most vulnerable parts of the world. . Response in English: Global warming is having substantial impacts on the most vulnerable parts of the world. Rising temperatures, more frequent natural disasters, altered precipitation patterns, and rising sea levels are among the most significant consequences of global warming.Low-lying islands and coastal areas are at high risk of being flooded due to rising sea levels. This is particularly problematic for small island nations like the Maldives and Kiribati, where large portions of their land mass are only a few feet above sea level.In arid and semi-arid regions, such as the Sahel region in Africa, global warming is exacerbating drought and desertification, leading to food and water scarcity. In these areas, changes in precipitation patterns have reduced the amount of rainfall, making it harder for crops to grow and for people to access fresh water.The Arctic region is also highly vulnerable to global warming. The rapid melting of glaciers and sea ice is threatening the habitats of many animals, including polar bears, and causing the sea level to rise. Furthermore, the thawing of permafrost is releasing large amounts of methane, a potent greenhouse gas, into the atmosphere, further accelerating global warming.Overall, global warming is having a significant impact on the most vulnerable parts of the world. These impacts disproportionately affect the poorest and most marginalized communities, who are least equipped to adapt to the changes. Addressing global warming requires urgent and concerted action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and help vulnerable communities adapt to its effects. . Response in Sesotho: Ho futhumala ha lefatše ho na le litlamorao tse kholo libakeng tse tlokotsing haholo tsa lefatše. Lithempereichara tse ntseng li phahama, likoluoa tsa tlhaho khafetsa, ho fetoha ha pula, le ho phahama ha metsi a leoatle ke tse ling tsa liphello tsa bohlokoa ka ho fetisisa tsa ho futhumala ha lefatše. Lihlekehleke tse tlaase le libaka tse lebōpong la leoatle li kotsing e kholo ea ho tlala metsi ka lebaka la ho phahama ha metsi a leoatle. Sena se thata haholo ho lichaba tse nyenyane tsa lihlekehleke tse kang Maldives le Kiribati, moo karolo e khōlō ea naha ea tsona e leng limithara tse seng kae feela ka holima bophahamo ba leoatle. Libakeng tse omeletseng le tse omeletseng, joalo ka sebaka sa Sahel Afrika, ho futhumala ha lefatše ho mpefatsa komello le mahoatata, e leng se lebisang khaellong ea lijo le metsi. Libakeng tsena, ho fetoha ha maemo a pula ho fokolitse palo ea pula, e leng ho etsang hore ho be thata hore lijalo li hōle le hore batho ba fumane metsi a hloekileng. Sebaka sa Arctic le sona se kotsing e kholo ea ho futhumala ha lefatše. Ho qhibiliha ho potlakileng ha leqhoa le leqhoa la leoatleng ho sokela libaka tseo liphoofolo tse ngata li phelang ho tsona, ho akarelletsa le libere tse polar, me ho etsa hore metsi a leoatle a phahame. Ho feta moo, ho qhibiliha ha permafrost ho hlahisa methane e ngata, e leng khase e matla e futhumatsang lefatše, e leng ho eketsang ho futhumala ha lefatše le ho feta. Ka kakaretso, ho futhumala ha lefatše ho na le tšusumetso e kholo likarolong tse tlokotsing tsa lefatše. Litlamorao tsena li ama ka mokhoa o sa lekanyetsoang batho ba futsanehileng haholo le ba khellotsoeng, ba sa hlomelloang ho ikamahanya le liphetoho. Ho sebetsana le ho futhumala ha lefatše ho hloka khato e potlakileng le e kopanetsoeng ho fokotsa ho tsoa ha likhase tse futhumatsang lefatše le ho thusa baahi ba tlokotsing ho ikamahanya le liphello tsa eona. 