The Foreign Legion is being sent to assassinate people in Africa today?

Well it sucks to be a Francophone then...

Well as long as he isn't sending the Foreign Legion to assassinate a bunch of people like last time this happened...

Also worth noting, there was no cause of death determined by the coroner. Apperently the Coroner thought the corpse he was working on was in fact alive.

They allegedly found the guy. They found no evidence he was actually the guy or evidence that was admissible in a court

I am not suggesting abandoning renewables.

I am suggesting that sketchy or immoral production chains are so common to every day life that it shouldn't even be considered.

But if you are considering changing production chains, it is easy enough to reopen Uranium mines around the globe or even more fun separate the Uranium in Desalination plants (It is like 300 tons of Uranium can be separated per year from our existing desalination plans).

You don't think Solar Panels and Lithium come from Shady sources in China?

This isn't true at all. In Europe Nuclear is about the same price per KWH as industrial solar (I.E. Solar farms, the roof top ones are far less efficient).

https://www.iea.org/reports/projected-costs-of-generating-electricity-2020

On top of that the West put in lots of intentional blockers for Nuclear Development to slow its progress (and in turn raise prices). Places like India and China that are actively producing 20+ Nuclear reactors at the same time are actually helped by their government rather than slowed down which would in turn reduce cost even further.

The issue is that is the expensive way to do it. The only way Solar is cheaper than most other forms of power is large industrial solar panel farms. By restricting it to roof tops, it improves the grid efficiency certainly, but in turn raises electricity prices.