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for the first time during her campaign for the us presidency, the current us vice president harris made it clear that while developing clean energy, she would not ban the controversial extraction technology that supports half of the us oil and gas industry - hydraulic fracturing. however, this may just be a gesture to win the support of voters in key swing states.

in an exclusive interview with cnn released on thursday evening, august 30, eastern time, harris said that if she is elected president, she will not stop hydraulic fracturing. she said:

"as vice president, i did not ban fracking. i will not ban it as president."

"we have set goals for the united states and the world, like when we should meet certain standards for reducing greenhouse gas emissions. those values ​​have not changed. as i see it, we can grow, we can grow a thriving clean energy economy without banning fracking."

"as vice president, i did not ban fracking. i will not ban it as president."

"we have set goals for the united states and the world, like when we should meet certain standards for reducing greenhouse gas emissions. those values ​​have not changed. as i see it, we can grow, we can grow a thriving clean energy economy without banning fracking."