Environment Once in a Thousand-Year Rainfall Devastates Henan Province While the Western U.S. has suffered from a major heat wave, drought, and massive fires, the Far East has been hit by typhoons and huge rainfall events. Last week, Henan Province located in the central grain and hog producing part of China suffered from torrential rains that flooded tunnels, roadways, and subway stations, including the capital of Zhengzhou where more than a dozen people died in the subway system as a result. Through yesterday, the death toll had risen to 99 and is expected to exceed well over 100 as a number of people are still reported missing.   The long-term annual average rainfall according to Dave Pelley, a specialist in landslides at Sh...