He completely discredits the green energy movement in the documentary but I think he still thinks we are all going to die from climate change.

Climate change isn’t really talked about at all in the documentary though, the focus is solely on the ineffectiveness and hypocrisy of green energy.

Here's a comment I made in an older post that I'm adding to this thread. It's a good start but Moore is far from red pilled as it still ends with all the same doom and gloom as any documentary of his does:

It starts out on the right path, that solar and wind can never fully replace traditional energy sources (but the green energy hype made people like the Koch brothers rich), they'll close a coal plant and then open two new gas plants instead, they include burning wood debris as "green, renewable energy", then it touches on the real issues, like overpopulation. But, of course, it never addresses the most over populated areas (fastest growth is in Africa) or where most of the world's pollution is coming from (China) and nuclear energy is not mentioned once. It treats all humans as one "parasite" with no differentiation between countries, but of course mentions how the western world is worse "per capita". It ends with the same fear mongering that we don't have much time left until we experience something catastrophic (without saying what exactly that will be) and then there's sad music playing while monkeys die.