Some of the photos celebrities are sharing of the Amazon fires were actually taken several years ago, and it shows a fundamental problem with social media

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A report from Mother Jones found Leonardo DiCaprio, French President Emmanuel Macron, and others sharing false pictures of the Amazon fires.

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