Increasing population and dense,highly urbanized areas have placed greater stress on Europe's natural biodiversity.

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The statement is true. As human populations and their activities increase in Europe, natural habitats and ecosystems are being degraded and fragmented, leading to loss of biodiversity. This is particularly acute in densely populated urban areas where green spaces are limited and fragmented, and where pollution and other disturbances can be more intense. Efforts are being made to address these issues through conservation and restoration programs, but more work is needed to fully protect and restore Europe's natural biodiversity.

Increasing Population and Dense,highly Urbanized Areas Have Placed Greater Stress