Liliana Troncoso of Ecuador's Geophysics Institute told The Associated Press that Reventador volcano had been showing increasing signs of activity since January, but that this eruption does not pose a threat to any nearby villages.

The volcano erupted in 2002, spreading ash over the capital, Quito, about 65 miles to the east.

Earlier this month, authorities evacuated about 100 families from the slopes of the Tungurahua volcano in central Ecuador after it showered villages with flaming rocks and ash.

Mother nature is on a rampage right now!

The Bush administration is clearly responsible.

Read a nice article in Discover magazine last month about the iceland volcano eruption in the 18th century that caused worldwide weather problems leading to millions of deaths over the following year.

So long as we are not chewing bubble gum as well.

Mother nature is on a rampage right now!

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