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Dr. Susan Thomson Strahan, a retired psychiatrist and mental health advocate who served on the state’s Board of Physician Quality Assurance, died of heart disease Dec. 28 at her Tuscany-Canterbury home. She was 72.
While news of the shrinking hole in the ozone layer was hailed as good news, scientists say it was the result of freak weather over the South Pole, rather than efforts to reduce pollution.
The chlorofluorocarbons, referred by Strahan, are the ozone depleting chemicals that are used in aerosol sprays, blowing agents for foams and packing materials, and refrigerators.