> There are also numerous questions about whether the energy, real estate and business communities can adapt by 2050, and how much it would cost to do so. Busin

> There are also numerous questions about whether the energy, real estate and business communities can adapt by 2050, and how much it would cost to do so. Business groups in the state had derided the bill as impractical and potentially disastrous for companies forced to move to green energy sources. If you are old enough to remember what the economy looked like 30 years ago, in 1989, think about how much it has transformed since then. Quite impressive, isn't it. If "business communities" and "business groups" think they can't adapt by 2050 (30 years from now) they show the complete lack of imagination. Sigh.