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SILVER ANVILS     Greater Cleveland Partnership – 2006 Barberton Citizens Hospital – 2004 Vinyl By Design – 2002 Community Shelter Board – 2001 State Teachers Retirement System – 2000 World Vinyl Forum – 1996 Clean-Land, Ohio – 1996 Ohio Library Council – 1994 Edward Howard – 1992 Revco Drug Stores – 1992 Mead – 1991 Ohio Lottery Commission – 1991 Ohio's Thomas Edison Program – 1991 Ursuline College – 1990 Greater Cleveland Hospital Association – 1990 Revco D. S., Inc. Best of Silver Anvil – 1990 Cleveland Scholarship Programs – 1989 New Cleveland Campaign Bravo Cleveland – 1988 The New Cleveland Campaign – 1984 Summit County Community Mental Health Board – 1980 Summit County Association for Retarded Citizens – 1980 The Cleveland Clinic Hospital – 1969   CREATING A WIN-WIN SOLUTION EVERYONE COULD ACCEPT The use of paper mill waste sludge to restore barren strip mined land seemed to be a perfect model of recycling – until the discovery of traces of dioxin in the sludge temporarily halted the process. After confirming that the material was safe to use, Mead mounted an intensive public affairs program to reassure the community that the environmental advantages of using the sludge far outweighed any risks. The result was an agreement by all concerned that permitted the sludge to be used in the rebirth of a large part of southeast Ohio, confirming that a company can effectively communicate a complex environmental issue and produce an outcome that nearly everyone could accept.