Yellowstone volcano ERUPTION – Ear Springs Geyser spews 80 years of RUBBISH

The US Geological Survey’s Yellowstone Volcano Observatory wrote: “The eruption ejected not only rocks, but also material that had fallen or been thrown into the geyser in years past, like coins, old cans, and other human debris.

“The last known similar-sized eruption of the spring was in 1957, although smaller eruptions occurred as recently as 2004.

“As a result of these changes, Yellowstone National Park has closed portions of the boardwalk.”

One park ranger told Four States website that the littering is ruining the national park.