This article discusses the unsubstantiated claims and concerns surrounding the toxicity and waste of photovoltaic (PV) modules, which can slow sustainable energy projects or bring them to a halt. To address these issues, the authors emphasize the need to debunk misinformation about PV modules and clarify the waste management proess. They highlight that estimates of PV module waste are comparatively small when considering global waste streams from fossil fuels. Additionally, the article corrects misinformation about the toxicity of PV modules, stating that the common types contain minimal harmful materials. The authors stress the importance of viewing decommissioned PV modules as opportunities for material recovery rather than hazardous waste. The solar industry's proactive investment in circular strategies, such as reduce, reuse, and recycle, is also discussed to advance sustainable development practices and minimize waste. The conclusion underscores the significance of objective research, effective communication, and collaboration with industries to facilitate the rapid deployment of PV systems crucial for meeting decarbonization goals by 2050.