Why does a hole in the ozone layer cause bad sun burn?

The ozone holes form at the poles that do not get any / enough UV-C from the Sun to replace ozone that has decayed. Of course without UV-C, there is no UV-B to be protected from, so ozone holes per se have nothing to do with "bad sun burns Depletion of ozone (which consequently makes the hole larger), allows more UV-B to arrive at the Earth's surface, and UV-B penetrates the dead skin layers and directly damages the DNA in the cells that form new skin. This makes for a "bad sun burn", and potential for skin cancer too.

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