VOICED: Global warming can be good for trees

Parker has observed accelerated growth in Maryland's forests over two decades, attributing it to climate change. Increased CO2 levels, higher temperatures, and longer growing seasons have contributed to this growth. While this may improve air quality, concerns about wood quality and resource limitations persist. Parker's team continues to monitor these changes, but sustainability remains uncertain.

What concerns does Parker have regarding the quality of wood produced from accelerated tree growth?

What factors does Parker believe could limit the sustained accelerated growth of trees?