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The material must be acknowledged as Committee on Climate Change copyright and the document title specified.  \nPermission from copyright holders must be sought before any photographs are reproduced. You can download this publication [from ](from www.theccc.org.uk/publications)[www.theccc.org.uk/publications](from www.theccc.org.uk/publications)  \nAll enquiries related to this publication should be sent [to: ](to: communications@theccc.org.uk)[communications@theccc.org.uk](to: communications@theccc.org.uk)  \nAcknowledgements  \nThe team that prepared this report and its analysis: This was led by Chris Stark, Mike Thompson and David Joffe and included Tom Andrew, Owen Bellamy, Marili Boufounou, Peter Budden, Cloe Cole, Eoin Devane, Ellie Davies, Aaron Goater, Neil Grant, Rachel Hay, Mike Hemsley, Robbie Herring, Jenny Hill, Jaya Jassi, Ewa Kmietowicz, Harry Lightfoot Brown, Jake Langmead-Jones, Bianca de Farias Letti, Cheryl Mackenzie, Richard Millar, Chloe Nemo, Jacadi Nicholas, Simon Rayner, Vivian Scott, Alexandra Scudo, Richard Taylor, Indra Thillainathan, Emma Vause, and Louis Worthington.  \nOther members of the Secretariat who contributed to this report: Jo Barrett, Kathryn Brown, Victoria de la Cruz, Tom Dooks, Brendan Freeman, Suzanna Hinson, Gemma Holmes, Miriam Kennedy, Cara Labuschagne, James Lees, Charles Odunuga, Penny Seera, David Style, and Sean Taylor.  \nOrganisations and individuals that carried out research for the report:  \nAurora Energy Research, John Barrett (University of Leeds), Cambridge Econometrics, Centre for Ecology & Hydrology, Element Energy, Energy Systems Catapult, Energy UK, Alice Garvey and Peter Taylor (University of Leeds), Dr Clair Gough (University of Manchester), the Met Office Hadley Centre, Louise MarixEvans, Kate Scott (University of Manchester), Scottish Rural College, techUK, Terri Wills, University College London, Dr Nem Vaughan (University of East Anglia), and Vivid Economics.  \nOur special advisor on COP26: Pete Betts.  \nOur three expert Advisory Groups and industry policy steering group:  \nPolicy Advisory Group: Professor Cameron Hepburn (Chair), Tera Allas (McKinsey), Laura Cozzi (IEA), Michael Liebreich (Liebreich Associates), Professor Jim Skea (Just Transition Commission), Professor Lorraine Whitmarsh (Cardiff University), Giles Wilkes (Institute for Government) and Baroness Bryony Worthington (House of Lords) .  \nFinance Advisory Group: Professor Nick Robins (Chair), Roberta Pierfederici (LSE), Andy Howard (Schroders), Dr Ben Caldecott (Oxford University), Daniel Klier (HSBC), Ingrid Holmes (Federated Hermes), Dr Rhian-Mari Thomas (Green Finance Institute), Rishi Madlani (RBS) and Dr Steve Waygood (Aviva) .  \nHealth Advisory Group: Professor Sir Michael Marmot (Chair), Alice Munro (Public Health Specialty Registrar), Dr Tammy Boyce (The King’s Fund), Professor Sir Andy Haines and Professor Paul Wilkinson (London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine), Dr Ian Hamilton (UCL Energy Institute), Professor Susan Jebb (Oxford University), Dr Nick Watts (Lancet Countdown on Climate Change), Dr Adrian Davis (UWE and Edinburgh Napier), Professor Helen ApSimon (Imperial College London) and Sonia Roschnik (NHS Sustainable Development Unit) .  \nIndustry Policy Steering Group: Frank Aaskov (Make UK), Chris Bataille (IDDRI), Debbie Baker (CF Fertilisers), Tanisha Beebee (CBI), Roz Bullied (Green Alliance), Diana Casey ","cbCaiaCqajoIvuHs","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiaCqajoIvuHs","pdf",17717801,448,"English","# Acknowledgements\n# Foreword","[{\"question\":\"What period does the UK’s Sixth Carbon Budget cover?\",\"answer\":\"It runs from 2033 to 2037.\"},{\"question\":\"What does the report focus on regarding the UK’s Net Zero journey?\",\"answer\":\"It describes the path to Net Zero, explores expected changes, and details the steps required to stay on track.\"},{\"question\":\"What emissions reduction does the recommended pathway require?\",\"answer\":\"It requires a 78% reduction in UK territorial emissions between 1990 and 2035.\"}]","The Sixth Carbon Budget - The UK’s path to Net Zero | PDF",1129]