England's first Green council says it will help it meet carbon emissions and clean air targets.
England's first Green-controlled council wants to join a special network to help tackle climate change.
Andrew Stringer, council cabinet member for heritage, planning and infrastructure, said it was a "logical step forward". Mr Stringer, who is also the leader of the opposition group at Conservative-run Suffolk County Council which includes the Greens, Liberal Democrats and independents, said there were challenges in approaching climate regulations.
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