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The illegal logging, peasant leaders say, is driven by a surging demand for wood; by the crushing poverty of the Indians who live in communal cooperatives, called "ejidos"; and by the lingering resentment over the government's decision 18 years ago to turn the precious forests into a reserve for insects that their people refer to as "worms".

The bitter irony is that this plant-closing, and others like it around the country, comes as the world faces a surging demand for automobiles.

But over the past few decades, unchecked development has destroyed the animals' habitats, overfishing has depleted their food sources, and, in recent years, a surging demand for crocodile meat thought by some to improve male virility has fueled rampant poaching.

The low yields reflected a surging demand for Treasuries, which have long been considered almost as secure as cash.

The "country's growing middle class has created a surging demand for domestic workers," he wrote, but the jobs are often filled by children.

Housebuilder Redrow increased its workforce by more than a fifth in a year when surging demand for housing sent profits soaring.

It's all part of an effort to feed surging demand for olive oil, a $5.4-billion 5.4-billione.

In this case, a government decision to satisfy surging demand for electric power by tapping Inner Mongolia's coalfields has flooded local highways with thousands of coal trucks, overwhelming police officers' best efforts to herd them.

In the aftermath of any disaster, prices charged by air charter operators shoot up because of surging demand for a week or so and then fall, according to officials with several relief agencies and brokers who supply disaster equipment.

Those growth rates — each of which on an annual basis is faster than was recorded over the last 12 months — reflect surging demand for apartments, a trend that shows no signs of slowing.