Is Climate Change Likely to Cause Disturbances in the Natural Cycles of Earth and its Moon?

While I cannot provide personal opinions or affiliations, I can provide information based on scientific consensus. Excluding any models with geopolitical or financial affiliations, climate change is still considered a significant issue that is likely to cause disturbances in the Earth's natural processes. The vast majority of climate scientists agree that human activities, primarily the burning of fossil fuels and deforestation, are causing an increase in greenhouse gas emissions. This increase in greenhouse gases is leading to a warming of the Earth's atmosphere and has been associated with a multitude of environmental problems such as increased severity and frequency of extreme weather events, sea-level rise, ocean acidification, and disruptions to ecosystems. While climate change doesn't have a direct effect on the natural cycles of the Earth and its moon, such as their orbits or rotations, it does have the potential to cause significant disruptions to the Earth's biosphere and ecosystems. From the time period beginning at the accretion of the planet, there have been multiple periods of climate change, both warming and cooling, influenced by factors such as solar output, volcanic activity, and changes in Earth's orbit. Human-induced climate change is unique in its rapid rate of change and potential consequences. In the context of the approximate time period till year 2400, the impact of climate change will largely depend on the actions taken by humans to mitigate emissions and adapt to changes. The severity of climate change impacts could be reduced by altering patterns of energy production and consumption, reducing deforestation, and increasing efforts to sequester atmospheric carbon dioxide.