The only thing that strikes me as remarkable is the coincidence of government action on climate change and "peak oil". Maybe it's coincidence that governments have woken up to climate change caused by burning fossil fuels at around the same time that oil extraction at current cost efficiencies has, roughly, peaked, or maybe the two are directly related.
Then again, maybe either climate change or "peak oil" or both are fictions invented by those in charge, and promulgated by commercial and citizen media, in order to increase the level of control they can exert on the world population, possibly with a long term aim of totalitarian-style government.
The problem with this kind of thing, as with much else, is that unless you do the science yourself you're relying on trust in others, and that's a weak link in the chain. I "believe" that climate change is real and not invented because I trust at least some of the organisations reporting on it, but I don't really know. Large, non-linear chaotic systems are so complex that no-one can trace the underlying causes and dynamics, and that goes for independent film-makers, scientists and world leaders.
The only thing that makes sense to me is a kind of Albert Camus absurdist position, mixed with small-scale personal science. Everything else is Kafka, Carroll and Orwell.