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Climate Reality Check
The Climate Reality Check[1] is a tool designed to evaluate whether climate change is being represented in films, TV shows, and other narratives. Developed by Good Energy[2] and Matthew Schneider-Mayerson, a researcher at Colby College,[3] this test was inspired by the Bechdel Test (also known as the Bechdel-Wallace Test[4]), which measures gender representation in media.[5] The Climate Reality Check aims to ensure that climate change is depicted in on-screen stories.
- ^ "The Climate Reality Check". www.theclimaterealitycheck.com.
- ^ Sheehan, Ryan. "Good Energy: A nonprofit Story Consultancy for the Age of Climate Change". Good Energy.
- ^ Weber, Tomas (March 1, 2024). "Does Climate Fiction (and Filmmaking) Work?".
- ^ Garber, Megan (August 25, 2015). "How the Standard for Women in Culture Became Known as the 'Bechdel Test'". The Atlantic.
- ^ "Bechdel Test Movie List". bechdeltest.com.
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