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    Quote Originally Posted by ResourcefulRecycling View Post
    Lets look at the big picture here.
    We need to find a better/cheaper way to dispose of the CRT glass.
    This wont be the last story you hear like this.
    Use the leaded glass to make a tomb around Fukushima?...



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    DUMB DUMB DUMB... *facepalm*
    I'm so into scrapping.. When my Steel Toe Boots Wear out, I cut the Steel out of them and recycle the Toe!

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    Its cheaper to dig up new sand then it is to take the lead out of old glass and reuse it. The cost of disposing of old CRTs was to pay for their reuse but greedy companies just pocketed the cash and dumped the dirty glass. If the US gov actually paid inspectors to monitor all recycling companies (tax the companies for it, keep the inspectors moving around so bribing doesn't work) things like this would not happen.

    Lets face it, if only 1 out of 10 companies who recycle cheat they will eventually be the only ones left in operation because of economics.

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    Quote Originally Posted by HiTechMike View Post
    Saw that coming. Only way they saw this as a win/win. The state doesn't look as bad and the company doesn't have to pay anyone anything. Feel sorry for anyone who worked there as most of these decisions were probably done by upper management/corporate.

    Thanks for keeping us in the loop

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