Austin American-Statesman: When the monsoon comes each summer to this poor Indian village, it brings misery. Raindrops as wide as nickels fall straight and hard, churning dirt lanes into mud. But this year’s monsoon rains were the heaviest anyone in India’s northeastern Bihar state can remember. Something has changed, they say, and their fears are confirmed by many in the scientific community who say India’s floods are getting worse as warming alters the earth’s climate. In the past, the rains …