US oil industry trolls Kamala Harris’ fracking flip-flop flip-flop: ‘Got it?’

Published On Oct 21, 2024, 9:12 PM

The article discusses Vice President Kamala Harris's fluctuating stance on fracking, a controversial method of extracting oil and gas. According to the U.S. Oil & Gas Association, Harris has changed her position multiple times, which they criticize in a humorous way. Initially, in 2019, she supported a ban on fracking but has since made statements suggesting she does not oppose it. Harris's Climate Engagement Director clarified that Harris has not banned fracking and supported new leases under the Inflation Reduction Act. This ongoing debate highlights the tension between environmental policy and fossil fuel reliance in U.S. politics.

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Harris's shifting position on fracking may create volatility in the oil market as investors react to political changes. However, with the U.S. still relying heavily on fossil fuels, companies involved in oil extraction may benefit in the short term despite regulatory challenges. If the fracking industry continues to operate under ambiguous regulations, it could lead to increased extraction activities.

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