Exhibit 10.2 NewPage - Executed ABL Agreement

SCHEDULE 4.13
ENVIRONMENTAL MATTERS
1. Any and all Recognized Environmental Conditions specifically identified in the
following documents, to the extent of the knowledge available at the time the document
was created, are incorporated herein by reference:
Phase I Environmental Site Assessment and Material Environmental Compliance
Evaluation of Escanaba Paper Company, Escanaba, MI, prepared by ENSR Corporation,
dated December 2004;
Phase I Environmental Site Assessment and Material Environmental Compliance
Evaluation of MeadWestvaco Maryland, Inc., Luke, Maryland, and Beryl, West Virginia,
prepared by ENSR Corporation, dated December 2004;
Phase I Environmental Site Assessment and Material Environmental Compliance
Evaluation of MeadWestvaco Oxford Corporation, Rumford Mill, Rumford, ME,
prepared by ENSR Corporation, dated December 2004;
Phase I Environmental Site Assessment and Material Environmental Compliance
Evaluation of MeadWestvaco Kentucky, L.P., Wickliffe Mill, Wickliffe, KY, prepared
by ENSR Corporation, dated December 2004;
Phase I Environmental Site Assessment and Limited Environmental Compliance Review
of Stora Enso North America, 707 Arlington Place, Stevens Point, WI, prepared by
Environ International Corporation, dated June 2007;
Phase I Environmental Site Assessment and Limited Environmental Compliance Review
of Stora Enso North America, 950 Fourth Avenue North, 310 Third Avenue North,
Wisconsin Rapids, WI, prepared by Environ International Corporation, dated June 2007;
Phase I Environmental Site Assessment and Limited Environmental Compliance Review
of Stora Enso North America, 621 North Biron Drive, Biron, WI, prepared by Environ
International Corporation, dated June 2007;
Phase I Environmental Site Assessment and Limited Environmental Compliance Review
of Stora Enso North America, 100 North Central Avenue, 4920 Recycle Way, Duluth,
MN, prepared by Environ International Corporation, dated June 2007.
2. In Appleton Papers Inc., et al v. George A. Whiting Paper Co., et al, Appleton Papers and
NCR Corporation filed a private contribution action in the United States District Court
for the Eastern District of Wisconsin against NewPage Wisconsin System Inc. and
approximately 20 other parties to share in the clean-up costs they have or will incur
related to polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) released into the Fox River. This case was
dismissed on summary judgment but is still subject to appeal. The appeal period has not
begun to run since some post-trial motions are pending. If overturned on appeal and