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Coastal Review

U.S. center-left (environmental advocacy-affiliated, regional)

Coastal Review is a daily nonprofit news and feature service on the North Carolina coast. It is published by the North Carolina Coastal Federation, a coastal conservation advocacy group. Its coverage is mostly local and policy-focused. When it covers Trump administration actions, such as the FEMA BRIC program ruling, it reports them factually, but the topics it picks and the framing reflect environmental and resilience priorities.

Owned byPublished by the North Carolina Coastal Federation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit environmental advocacy group based in Newport, N.C. The outlet says it operates with editorial independence from the Federation.

LeaningU.S. center-left (environmental advocacy-affiliated, regional)

On the administrationmostly neutral

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4.2average bias score across 6 stories
1 = straight reporting · 10 = heavily spun

Stories

5 Speakers at Two NCDOT Hearings Oppose 135-Foot Fixed-Span Option for Cape Fear Memorial Bridge; Comment Period Runs Through Oct. 15
5 NWS Wilmington Issues Coastal Flood Advisory for Lower Cape Fear River on Sept. 15; Separate Flash Flood Warning Covers Part of New Hanover County
4 Wilmington Council Votes 6-0 to Join Federal Historic Review of Cape Fear Memorial Bridge, Asks for a Wider Study Area
4 NC Attorney General Jeff Jackson Leads 18-State Group Urging EPA to Keep PFAS Water-Testing Rules
4 NC State Audit: 78% of Pre-1983 Landfill Sites Never Investigated for Contamination
3 National Weather Service Forecasts Renewed Extreme Heat for Eastern North Carolina This Week