Suzerainty might bring extra benefits on top of already sending Envoys to a scientific City-State. For example, if you've collected some Great Works during your playthrough, Anshan is a great City-State to invest in since their Suzerain Bonus makes it so Great Works generate +2 Science. To achieve a scientific victory, the player must complete the Space Program, which is available at the beginning of the Atomic era. But there are plenty of things the player can do in the early and mid-game to give themselves an advantage and keep their lead. Along with Elba Park in Sunderland, Wellesley Woodlands in Aldershot, Silverdale in Newcastle under Lyme, Greenwich Peninsula Ecology Park in Greenwich, Beam Parklands in Dagenham, plus Beaulieu, a vibrant new development in Chelmsford, Essex have all be accredited with the international quality mark for parks and green spaces.

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