the answer to your question is called a destructive plate boundary. this is when the more denser plate goes underneath the lesser dense plate.
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Answer: Antarctica
Explanation: According to NOAA.com "What we call the ozone hole is a thinning of the protective ozone layer in the stratosphere (the upper layer of Earth's atmosphere) above Antarctica that begins every September. Chlorine and bromine derived from human-produced compounds are released from reactions on high-altitude polar clouds."
Bands of soft rocks like clay and sand are very weak in which they can be eroded very quickly. Since cliff and coastline doesn't erode at the the same pace, an inlet of the sea to where the land curves inward forming a bay. Once soft rocks are eroded inward, the hard rocks are able to stick to the sea to form a headland
If the region rises in population it will most likely cause a bigger scarcity in water, which may lead to a drought. A drought can ruin crops and leave land dry.
