Life on Earth will be fine, but that life will be different to the life we have today.
The only thing not fine is whether humans survive what they/we ultimately have brought about.
But in there is a kind of beautiful justice that the universe has in it's self-correcting algorithm... if you create imbalance, the imbalance will correct in time but perhaps to do so it kills you.
If we care about the human race, it means to care about the whole ecosystem and all other life on Earth. But the evidence of behaviour by people and governments is that they only care for themselves as individuals and not the wider human race, and other life on Earth.
I no longer see hope for significant change in the behaviour of humans, and I've shifted my view to believing that what is needed to provide massively long-term stability in the ecosystem for life on Earth is another mass extinction that includes humans.
Which sounds depressing, but doesn't feel it. I'm positive about life on Earth, just not about humans.