The Internet is flooded with information on the Yellowstone supervolcano. What are two characteristics you use to determine if Web sites will have accurate information?

To determine if websites about the Yellowstone supervolcano provide accurate information, I look for credible sources, such as government agencies (like the U.S. Geological Survey) or reputable scientific institutions. Additionally, I assess the author's qualifications and expertise in geology or volcanology, as well as the presence of citations and references to peer-reviewed research, which indicate a commitment to accuracy and reliability.