Bechdel Test (of sorts) for climate change by non-profit Good Energy said the animated film has environmental themes "subtly woven into the fabric of the storyworld."

Of the 30 films nominated for this year's Oscars, only The Wild Robot addresses the planets ecological crises, according to an environmental consulting firm. The animated film passed the ‘Climate Change Reality Check test by depicting extreme weather and rising sea levels.

The vast majority of Academy Award-nominated movies do not acknowledge climate change or environmental issues, despite those issues being increasingly present in mainstream blockbusters, according

The Wild Robot” is the only one of 30 films nominated for Academy Award honors this year to reflect the ecological crises that are bearing down on the planet. That’s the conclusion of a study by the nonprofit environmental consulting firm Good Energy that examines how contemporary films represent climate change.

For the second year running, nonprofit consulting firm Good Energy applied its Climate Reality Check to the actual Oscar-nominated films. Intended as a climate version of the Bechdel test, which measures representation of women, the Climate Reality Check tests whether a movie and its characters acknowledge global warming.