Introduction of greenhouse gases emissions trading

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Enablers:

• Economic benefit for the government and companies
• New technology for energy
• Alternative form of energy
• Renewal energy
• Diplomatic policy (Especially of the U.S.A)
• People's awareness for Greenhouse issue
• Climate change & global warming
• Health concerns
• Depletion of resources
• Strict legislation
• Natural Disasters

Inhibitors:

• American foreign policy ,
• Suspicion of greenhouse gases effect,
• Conflict of diplomatic policy and benefit,
• Cost of developing and maintaining sustainable processes
• Low cost manufacturing is the key for developing countries to maintain their high growth rate
• Increase in consumption / production (not sustainable)
• Strong lobby for big corporations (Oil&Gas / Chemical / etc.)
• Lack of social pressure on governments

Paradigms:

Old: The prevention of global warming is the cost for business activities.
New: The prevention of global warming is the opportunity for business activities.

Experts:

Sources for additional information about this driving force. (if you have found people, put the links to them)

Timing:

• 1997 The Kyoto Protocol adoption
  
• 2004 The Kyoto Protocol ratification
  
• 2009 Copenhagen (COP 15): United Nations Climate Change Conference

Web Resources:

[1] - United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change

[2] - Kyoto Protocol Status of Ratification

http://unfccc.int/kyoto_protocol/mechanisms/emissions_trading/items/2731.php

http://en.cop15.dk/about+cop15