practices compared to 2015, particularly: 25% reduction of the dairy cattle (livestock), 33% reduction of the cattle other than dairy (livestock), 82% reduction of surplus nitrogen Maximised soil cover according to the principles of agro-ecology with in particular: â¦ 84% increase in intermediate nitrate-trap crops â¦ 60% increase in intermediate crops for energy purposes. c) Compliance with greenhouse gas emissions reduction targets This trajectory allows the following targets in greenhouse gas emissions reduction to be met in France at the 2030 and 2050 time frames (see also the analysis of compliance with the first three carbon budgets in chapter 3 âThe carbon budgetsâ): Horizon Objective Reference Results of AMS scenario -40% GHG emissions compared to 1990 (excluding LULUCF and excluding CCS) The energy transition for green growth act -37% compared to 2005 excluding LULUCF and excluding sectors subject to the European carbon market (EU ETS) The EU 2030 climate and energy framework 2050 Carbon neutrality Climate plan 2017 Achieving carbon neutrality (within a margin of eq) d) Cumulative residual GHG emissions trajectory Cumulative GHG emissions between 2015 and 2050 are presented in the graph below for both the reference trajectory of the strategy adopted in 2015 and its current revision.