A 501 (C)(3) Public Charity Corporation
Advanced Recovery Research and Development Corp. is a registered 501 (C)(3) Public Charity corporation created to benefit the public with respects to furthering the advancements of research and development to properly process Cathode Ray Tubes.
Cathode Ray Tubes, otherwise known simply as CRT's, are primarily the glass tubes from older model televisions and monitors. The CRT glass contains lead that must be properly recycled, rather than simply being dumped in our landfills here in this country or dumped overseas. ARRD was established to research and develop new advanced methods of further processing CRT glass to extract the lead content from the CRT glass; to be left with pure lead and pure clean silica glass to market back into the economy as recycled commodities.
We have established Advanced Recovery Research and Development to fund a domestic CRT processing facility to ensure the hazardous glass is fully processed here in the United States from start to finish. We greatly appreciate any and all donations towards our project.
Cathode Ray Tubes, otherwise known simply as CRT's, are primarily the glass tubes from older model televisions and monitors. The CRT glass contains lead that must be properly recycled, rather than simply being dumped in our landfills here in this country or dumped overseas. ARRD was established to research and develop new advanced methods of further processing CRT glass to extract the lead content from the CRT glass; to be left with pure lead and pure clean silica glass to market back into the economy as recycled commodities.
We have established Advanced Recovery Research and Development to fund a domestic CRT processing facility to ensure the hazardous glass is fully processed here in the United States from start to finish. We greatly appreciate any and all donations towards our project.
Tax Deductible Donations Accepted
Advanced Recovery Research and Development Corp. is accepting charitable donations, which are tax deductible. By donating, you are helping us in our efforts to acquire the proper equipment and develop the methods necessary to keep hazardous CRT's out of landfills and recycled back into a commodity.