About 2.3 billion years ago
unusual microbes breathed new life into young Planet Earth by filling its skies with oxygen. Without those prolific organisms, called cyanobacteria, most of the life that we see around us would never have evolved.
This article was originally published with the title When Methane Made Climate.
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