Vice President Kamala Harris recently participated in an online fundraiser that raised over $100,000 in support of her presidential campaign following President Biden's withdrawal from the race. The event highlighted her past support for far-left environmental policies, including the Green New Deal, although her campaign is reportedly shifting towards more centrist positions on energy, including walking back her stance on fracking. Endorsements for Harris are also coming from unexpected quarters, including former Republican EPA Administrator Christine Todd Whitman, who criticized Donald Trump and expressed her support for Harris. Additionally, NBA player Draymond Green praised Harris's influence as a role model for young Black girls aspiring to run for president. Harris has been instrumental in shaping significant climate legislation during her tenure, advocating for policies aimed at reducing pollution and promoting clean energy. As her campaign gains momentum, the backing from environmental activists suggests a strong alignment with climate action initiatives.