Pioneering Scientist Susan Solomon, Who Helped Save the Ozone Layer, to Be Focus of Film by New State Pictures, Curiosity Film (EXCLUSIVE)
variety.comLeo Barraclough International Features Editor New State Pictures has joined forces with Curiosity Rights to secure the life rights of scientist Susan Solomon, who led pioneering research into the destruction of the ozone layer in the 1980s.
The partners plan to produce a film that will place a spotlight on how the work undertaken by Solomon and her team led to global awareness of the issue and action to resolve the crisis.
Solomon, then only 30, along with her team, unearthed findings that have shaped our approach to environmental preservation. Their research pointed to the rapidly growing hole in the ozone layer over the Antarctic.
The continuing growth of the hole would have led to exposure to toxic sun radiation worldwide. Her team established the adverse effects of chlorofluorocarbons on the ozone layer, which was instrumental in the historic adoption of the Montreal Protocol in 1987.
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