What country in the world get the strongest sunshine?

Answer 1

All countries get increased UV-B irradiation, because the ozone layer above all countries is thinner than it once was.

UV-B irradiance is increased at high elevations, so countries with high mountains have higher UV-B irradiance.

The Antarctic ozone hole (which is larger than its Arctic cousin) is usually healed before UV-B from the Sun arrives. However, a large ozone hole will place the southern parts of Chile and Argentina at risk first, then New Zealand, Australia, and South Africa at risk (in succeeding orders)

The Arctic (northern) ozone hole is naturally smaller than the Antarctic (southern) ozone hole, and they occur about 6 months apart in time.... when it is winter at that pole.

Ozone depletion occurs everywhere. Antarctica's ozone hole is naturally larger than the Arctic's ozone hole (solar wind has hydrogen directed primarily to the south pole by Earth's magnetic field, hydrogen oxidizes to water, water destroys ozone). The depletion makes the holes larger, start sooner, and last longer.

A:

The general consensus is that the holes in the ozone layer occur naturally over the north and south poles.

However, no country has experienced an increase in the amount of strong ultraviolet radiation exposure. The Antarctic Continent and the ice cap at the North Pole would receive increased ultraviolet exposures during the winter months in the course of physics in nature, if there were sunlight hours during this thinning process.

Answer 2

I think Spain？ And of course the desert places......

Answer 3

It is the sun's highest point of the day!

Answer 4

Iceland.