Because of the less than 100% removal of the lead from all the glass there is little or no market for that glass. Then it will have to placed in an EPA approved landfill. And all the transportation costs, admin costs for all the hoop jumping involved. further is this at best a dying business since I expect very little leaded glass is being produced for new goods so the end of this cycle is approaching soon.



In my mind the leaded glass is unlikely to release the lead unless the glass is disturbed. So why not melt it and put it in the special land fills and leave it be. Mike