Touche. However, in reading the second link, a CRT can only be exported IF proof is shown that the CRT will be reused(like if a pallet of CRTs were sent to Africa along with computers for the children) and if that country the CRTs are being exported to refuses to accept them, the exporter must pay to have them sent back. Also states that CRTs can only be exported for recycling AFTER it's been processed(which makes sense since NuLife sends the lead to different battery makers and the glass to different glass makers).Originally Posted by mthomasdev
This means though that CRTs still need to be processed first(ie: seperation of lead and glass) before exporting can be done. This also makes sense in companies, business', and organizations taking on CRTs and attempting to process/export themselves and fail so they don't make a profit and go out of business. Of course the only alternative for a person in my position would be to accept CRTs for free or charge a fee per monitor/tv. Either way there's a charge I guess.
-Matt
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