End of Coal, page-115

I'll accept those numbers as factual but ask how they relate to my post -> answer, they don't.

Here's some 2014 facts from the other side of the debate.

"As the world seeks cleaner power, solar energy capacity has increased sixfold in the past five years. Yet manufacturing all those solar panels, a Tuesday report shows, can have environmental downsides.

Fabricating the panels requires caustic chemicals such as sodium hydroxide and hydrofluoric acid, and the process uses water as well as electricity, the production of which emits greenhouse gases. It also creates waste. These problems could undercut solar's ability to fight climate change and reduce environmental toxics."

https://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/energy/2014/11/141111-solar-panel-manufacturing-sustainability-ranking/

My position remains unchanged. A socially and economically viable transition to increased renewables is welcomed.