Monthly report · September 2026
Climate news in September 2026
Climate coverage in September 2026: 84 news events, 37% fewer than in August 2026, drawn from 202 outlet reports. The most covered name was Donald Trump, in 15 events.
- news events84
- outlet reports202
- on August 2026-37%
- days with news29
How many events, day by day?
Who was in the news most?
Counts are events (one per story, however many outlets carried it) on this desk in September 2026 that named each person, company or body. Source: GetYourBrief's record of the outlets' reports.
Which stories did the most outlets carry?
- Sep 12 Iraq says attacks on Saudi pipeline came from its territory 10
- Sep 9 Brent crude rises toward $US100 as Middle East attacks intensify 6
- Sep 14 theepochtimes.com: “EPA Repeals Biden-Era Carbon Rules for Power Plants” 6
- Sep 2 mynews13.com: “India's power demand is surging, but some solar energy is going to waste” 5
- Sep 6 texasguardian.com (Big News Network): “Explainer: 5 key questions about mudslide on China - Nepal border” 5
- Sep 10 wdiy.org: “Scientists say August was Earth hottest month theyve measured” 5
- Sep 21 france24.com: “Renewables hit record in 2025, but world must move faster: report” 5
- Sep 7 irishtimes.com: “EU to boost investment in Greenland amid Trump annexation drive” 4
- Sep 11 stcatharinesstandard.ca: “Federal court rejects Trump order keeping Michigan coal plant open” 4
- Sep 24 mcall.com: “Energy Department to announce $2 billion power grid upgrades at Allentown event” 4
- Sep 6 Hurricane Lowell turns toward Hawaii as islands brace for impacts 3
- Sep 11 Canadian Climate Institute study: Canada won't hit 2030 Paris emissions target by 2050 3
- Sep 12 csmonitor.com: “Where have all the Atlantic hurricanes gone? El Nino.” 3
- Sep 21 journal-advocate.com: “Polo rapidly intensifies to a hurricane, is expected to impact Mexico” 3
- Sep 23 Coalition plan: scrap net zero, remove 4 offshore wind zones, lift nuclear ban 3
What kind of news was it?
Categories come from the pipeline's classifier; how they are assigned.
Week by week
Sources: the outlets' reports linked on this page; counts and times from GetYourBrief's record of those reports (methodology).