Press Releases
Securing State Leadership with Hubbard
Thursday, August 26, 2010
The Bowie Star Gazette endorsed, among others in Prince George's County, Delegate James W. Hubbard as the obvious first choice for District 23-A.
Environmentalists Announce Early Endorsements to Include Delegate James W. Hubbard (23A)
Thursday, June 10, 2010
Today the Maryland League of Conservation Voters released its first round of endorsed candidates for Attorney General, Comptroller, Senate and the House of Delegates in the 2010 state elections. Once again, Delegate Hubbard was among the 16 Senate, 41 House, and statewide endorsed candidates that have all demonstrated pro-conservation records, leadership on environmental issues, and an open-door policy when it comes to working with the environmental community.
School of Public Health, UMD-College Park Awards Delegate James Hubbard for Advancing a “Better State of Health”
Friday, May 21, 2010
The School of Public Health at the University of Maryland, College Park has selected Delegate James W. Hubbard of the Maryland General Assembly as the recipient of the inaugural Dean’s Medal. The honor recognizes Delegate Hubbard’s support of legislation and initiatives that are advancing the health and wellbeing of residents throughout the State of Maryland, including a new Maryland Wellness Report Card pilot program and licensure status for marriage family therapists.
Maryland Is Second in Nation in Addressing Global Warming
Thursday, December 03, 2009
The United States, long considered a laggard in addressing global warming, is poised to achieve large reductions in global warming pollution thanks to clean energy policies adopted over the past decade by state governments, according to a new report by the Environment America Research & Policy Center.
State Delegate and National Caucus of Environmental Legislators President James W. Hubbard selected to National Coalition of Sta
Thursday, November 05, 2009
State Delegate James W. Hubbard (D-Bowie) has been selected to a national workin group of state leaders working with the White House to advance federal clean energy legislation in Congress. The group met for the first time in late September week via phone, and has since met twice at the White House with President Obama’s top advisors on energy and climate change policy.
State Delegate and National Caucus of Environmental Legislators (NCEL) President James W. Hubbard selected to National Coalition
Maryland State Delegate Hubbard will work with the White House as Senate debates clean energy jobs bill
Delegate Hubbard At the White House on Global Climate Change
Tuesday, October 06, 2009
"State lawmakers spoke to reporters outside the White House about proposed energy legislation and its prospects for job creation." via C-SPAN
Groups Honor Prince George’s Legislators for Healthy Air Leadership
Tuesday, July 25, 2006
Unhealthy Summer Smog Underscores Importance of 2006 Legislation
DELEGATE JAMES W. HUBBARD AMONG THOSE HONORED BY MARYLAND HEALTHY AIR COALITION
Tuesday, July 18, 2006
Hubbard Called "Champion of Environment" By Leading State Organizations
DELEGATE JAMES W. HUBBARD EMPHASIZES “QUALITY OF LIFE” IN RE-ELECTION BID
Tuesday, July 11, 2006
Protecting the Environment, Health Care, Community Commitment, “Key” to County Continued Growth
Laurel Leader Newspaper Editorial - Lawmakers blew it on rate hike relief
Thursday, June 29, 2006
You could argue for hours over the significance of the "relief" plan Maryland lawmakers patched together this month to deal with soaring electricity rates.
MENTAL HEALTH GROUP NAMES HUBBARD LEGISLATOR OF THE YEAR
Friday, June 16, 2006
The Community Behavioral Health Association of Maryland (CBH) presented Delegate James Hubbard with its 2006 Legislator of the Year Award at its Annual Meeting on June 15.
CLEAN ENERGY PARTNERSHIP GIVES DELEGATE JIM HUBBARD A 2006 MARYLAND CLEAN ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL LEADERSHIP AWARD
The Clean Energy Partnership (CEP) announced that is giving Delegate Jim Hubbard a 2006 Maryland Clean Energy and Environmental Leadership Award. Delegate Hubbard is one of only three elected officials in all of Maryland to receive the honor.
