MOUNTAIN RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT 2001 Vol.21 No.1

1. Hydropower for Energy in Nepal∥Shaligram Pokharel.-p4～9 2. Of Dams and Hurricanes: Lessons and Recommendations from El Cajon∥ 　 Christoph Lehmann.-p10～13 3. Hydropower Revival in Java's Tea Gardens: Rising Fuel Prices Promote 　 Green Energy for Green Tea∥Rolf Widmer; Martin Roth; Marc Hayton.，etc. 　 -p14～18 4. Green Electricity from Alpine Hydropower Plants∥Bernhard Truffer; 　 Jochen Markard; Christine Bratrich.，etc.-p19～24 5. Decentralized Energy Use in Mountain Regions: Solar-Electric Stand- 　 alone Systems∥Petra Schweizer-Ries.-p25～29 6. The Search for Sustainable Development in the Himalayas: An Interview 　 with Environmentalist Raghubir Singh Pirta∥Raghubir Singh Pirta with 　 Chetan Singh.-p30～33 7. A New Typology for Mountains and Other Relief Classes: An Application 　 to Global Continental Water Resources and Population Distribution∥ 　 Michel Meybeck; Pamela Green， and Charles Vorosmarty.-p34～45 8. The Historical Impacts of Hydroelectric Power Development on 　 Traditional Mountain Irrigation in the Valais， Switzerland∥Darren S. 　 Crook.-p46～53 9. Protection of Headwater Catchments From Future Degradation: San Miguel 　 River Basin， Colorado∥Barbara J.Inyan and Mark W.Williams.-p54～60 10.Tectonically Controlled Fluvial Landforms on the Yaluzangbu River and 　 Their Implications for the Evolution of the River∥David Dian Zhang. 　 -p61～68 11.Marginal Lands and Erosion in Terraced Fields in the Mediterranean 　 Mountains: A Case Study in the Camero Viejo (Northwestern Iberian System， 　 Spain)∥Teodoro Lasanta; Jose Arnaez; Marco Oserin.，etc.-p69～76 12.Soil Erosion and Sustainable Mountain Development: Experiments， 　 Observations and Recommendations from the Ecuadorian Andes∥Carol P. 　 Harden.-p77～83