Raw LLM Responses

In Ireland, "old growth" natural deciduous forest have been and still are cut down to be replaced with evergreen pines. These pines support far less insects, birds and mammals and so devistate bio diversity. And to add the loss, pine needles acidify soil making the soil inhospitable to many other types of plants. We only have about 1pc of our original deciduous forests left. Replacing natural temperate forests with commercial pine is a terrible thing for wildlife, but you can still count it as "increased tree coverage" It is a complete green wash and I bet this is the case in many incidents of increased tree coverage in the "extra tropics"