How does the ozone layer over the Arctic change with the seasons?(1 point)

A. It peaks in fall and decreases in summer.

B. It peaks in spring and decreases in fall.

C. It peaks in winter and decreases in spring.

D. It peaks in summer and decreases in winter.

The ozone layer over the Arctic change with the seasons as "it peaks in spring and decreases in fall".

Option: B

Explanation:

The variations with the seasons in ozone layer over the Arctic is triggered by Polar Stratospheric Clouds (PSCs) developing in the polar regions during winter. These clouds have a surface area where the chemical reaction of CFC occurs at a rapid rate that induces ozone depletion in the polar stratosphere by as much as 50%. It occurs in the spring, as the temperature begins to warm up, resulting in an rise in the chemical reaction rate of these cloud surfaces.

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