Embracing solar energy as a viable and Eco-Friendly power source has surged in recent years, promising a greener alternative to conventional energy generation methods. However, amidst the commendation for solar energy's role in mitigating climate change, there exists a critical need to scrutinize its environmental impact across the entire life cycle of solar panels. The solar energy industry prioritizes developing durable, high-efficiency solar panels, and a comprehensive recycling plan remains an under-addressed aspect of their lifecycle. ince effective recycling relies heavily on efficient waste collection and processing, a strategic approach with cutting-edge technologies is necessary to strengthen the collection and recycling infrastructure. This paper investigates the environmental ramifications associated with the production and disposal phases of solar panels, aiming to provide a comprehensive understanding of their ecological footprint. Through a comprehensive synthesis of existing literature, empirical data, and case studies, this paper offers insights into the environmental trade-offs inherent in solar panel production and disposal. And discuss recommendations and solutions for recycling the waste of Solar Panels.