To clarify, if I'm not mistaken, the bill does not call to ban Bitcoin mining. I guess the word ban is not apt at the very least, a FUD at most. The bill simply calls for a moratorium. The moratorium will last for two years. Moreover, the bill only applies to certain Bitcoin mining operations, those that use electricity coming from nonrenewable sources. Those Bitcoin mining operations that use green energy shall be allowed to continue within and beyond the 2-year moratorium.
Anyway, I don't believe that there will be a worldwide ban on Bitcoin mining.
That's right, NY explains that they have no intention of banning Bitcoin mining. This is a 2-year suspension for the issuance and renewal of the fossil fuel use. It's still legal to mine bitcoins with other energy. This rule does not affect miners (<20 miners).
https://cryptoslate.com/lawmaker-behind-ny-crypto-mining-bill-clarifies-it-is-not-a-blanket-pow-ban/As a matter of fact, it is still legal for all kinds of Bitcoin miners to operate until now. This bill, if approved and signed by the governor, will not ask Bitcoin mining operations to stop, not even those that are getting their power from nonrenewable energy sources. After all, the bill is not retroactive. It only prevents future mining farms using fossil fuels from getting licenses. It also prevents current farms from having their permits renewed as soon as they expire if they don't shift to green energy.
It seems this bill has been interpreted in such a way that it now grows into some kind of FUD. First, this is not a law yet. Second, even if it is signed into a law, it doesn't ban Bitcoin mining. As a matter of fact, even if signed into a law, Bitcoin miners using fossil fuels will still be allowed to operate provided they only have 20 rigs at most.