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Is CRT glass-to-lead recycling safe and environmentally friendly?

The challenge of recycling CRT glass in a safe and environmentally friendly manner has reached a technological fork in the road. One is glass-to-glass recycling where CRT glass is re-melted to form new CRTs. The second fork is glass-to-lead recycling where the CRT glass is re-melted for its silica and lead content during some lead manufacturing processes.