Land rising above the sea 2.4 billion years ago transformed Earth’s life, climate

ENN
May 24, 2018, 3:48 pm67 pts
Chemical signatures in shale rocks, a consolidated form of mud, point to an increased rate in the rise of land above the ocean 2.4 billion years ago—possibly triggering dramatic changes in climate and life.

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