Andrew Schenkel Blog

It's good to be green in Maryland politics
Environmentalists across the nation may be trying to put Election Day behind them, but there's a bright spot in Maryland.
Post-election fallout: EPA policy head steps aside
One of the strongest proponents for vigorous carbon regulation is stepping aside. WIll this be the first of many defections after a midterm defeat for President Obama?
In his own words: Obama talks energy
President Obama eyes energy policy as an area where Democrats and Republicans can work together.
Cap-and-trade may never to be heard from again
Nobody likes a loser -- and that's just what this energy policy looks like after the midterm elections.
Elections: Barely sunny skies in California
California provides Democrats with a few positive stories on election night, but also major concerns for the environmentally minded.
My Election Day hangover
Some final thoughts on a truly bizarre election season.
5 things to watch for in California's elections
From Prop 23 to a hotly contested U.S. Senate seat and a few environmental issues in between, California is the center of the political world for a day.
Report: Denying climate change is key to Rubio victory
Once an advocate for taking on man-made climate change, Marco Rubio has flip-flopped on the issue -- and it looks like it worked.
4 environmental ballot issues to watch
Our blogger looks at races and measures in toss-up states that could have a broader influence.
Mystery Alaska: How Palin, the Tea Party and a three-way race could affect the Senate
The polls have flipped in Alaska: Murkowski is leading, but McAdams may be in the best position.

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