at Funny or Die have a new video for those who may be suffering from Climate Change Denial Disorder. They nailed it!" Daily Kos highlighted the film again in its end of the week Spotlight on Green News & Views. Environmental news website EcoWatch contributor Cole Mellino called it a "hilarious video" and stressed: "Far too many of our elected officials appear to be suffering from CCDD. At least now that we’ve diagnosed the problem, we can work on treating it." Participant Media's digital news and lifestyle magazine TakePart journalist Jennifer Swann called the film "goofy and satirical", while also pointing out it was a timely commentary on climate change in the face of pressure by coal companies against the Environmental Protection Agency. Awards and recognition Climate Change Denial Disorder was recognized by the Environmental Media Association with a nomination in the 2015 Environmental Media Awards for Best Digital Short. Brianne Trosie was credited with the nomination, as producer of the film. Other nominees in the category included films The Soil Story and Dear Future Generations: Sorry. Dear Future Generations: Sorry by Prince Ea went on to win in the Best Digital Short category that year at the Environmental Media Awards held October 24, 2015 at Warner Bros. Studios in Burbank, California. Environmental news website EcoWatch highlighted the film in December 2015 among its list of "10 Most Watched Eco Videos of the Year". See also References Further reading External links Climate Change Denial Disorder, at website for Funny or Die American satirical films American parody films 2010s satirical films 2010s parody films 2015 in the environment American political comedy films American political satire films + Climate change films 2015 comedy films 2010s English-language films 2010s American films