really do in patagonia sneak away to patagonia for a few days nobody really know of it outside of argentina followed argentine press but what the heck was he doing in patagonia so there are a lot of elites buying up property in patagonia obviously it's like a bug out location for them to obviously something interest them i'm not quite sure what but it's something to watch let's talk about they still have a $61.00 tons of gold in their reserves and which is up from under half the time on in 2001 of course over here they are casey research and international man you guys have a strong focus on gold 'd tell us about argentina and gold i wish the origin science instead of looking towards the dollar when their currency goes you know i wish they would look towards gold and i think they will. eventually they will because you know you think of it like this think of it you know the market for money you have the argentine peso you have the dollar you have gold and bitcoin but most people are familiar with the dollar so think of it like any other essential goods like what bottled water for example like

on websites like reiused and patagonia's wornwear.ut yertl does all the work. >> what's the discount on something like that? >> probably 50% of what somebody would have paid had they found it just like this in the store 37. >> reporter: andy rubin created yertl when he saw the secondary clothing market growing more than 20 times faster than the primary one. >> these are beautiful items. they're made to be worn. they should be out on the town, not sitting in a closet. >> i agree. >> reporter: everything here is refreshed, then photographed. >> the goal is to make sure the colors are accurate. >> reporter: this whole's fleece pullover was styled for patagon patagonia's worn wear site hours after it came in. it might end up under the tree. that's because a new study finds secondhand gifting gaining broad acceptance. 48% saying they'd consider giving a used item. even more, 56%, said they'd welcome one. ? these stigmas from years ago are changing and they're changing quickly. i think once anyone experiences this you realize that there's j

at the region's hot lights patagonia national park. and here to find out how this became one of the biggest conservation projects in history. and you know full well i think yeah i mean i'm chris ok and what are you a little do. former c.e.o. of elder company but they go into priest married doug tomkins an interview newer and i've been through who had founded rival brand the north face. both brands made them by your mentor protection central to their company ethos but chris and doug wanted to do more from the early ninety's but over $300000000.00 u.s. dollars of lamb for perseveration across chile and argentina they build parks complete with low just campgrounds and trails to support a go to recent after dark side and there in $10.00 to $15.00 carried the mantle as president of their foundation tomkins conservation what was it you saw here that may have you take of this if you know change you know the next 20 years. i didn't see it frankly that that's the land side. he saw a landscape that was beat up and miles of fence line to take dow

the first is patagonia. patagonia the outdoor Ãmaker and a public benefit corporation. benefit charter says patagonia develops new technology that can help the environment this is something that patagonia did in 2013 develops a new type of sustainable bio rubber to be used for wet suits. they immediately gave it away to our all their competitors. you might say this is a pr stunt but it's a rational choice of optimizing purchase sustainability. another example is chick-fil-a. chick-fil-a is the only major chain in america that still closed on sundays. this cost chick-fil-a billion dollars a year in sales. however, chick-fil-a still closes on that day because the optimizing for tradition and community. they're not doing this every day just one day a week. six days out of the week chick-fil-a is a company just like any other but on one day of the week they have a different set of values that they choose to optimize for its totally rational according to how they see the world. my favorite example is adele in 2014 the popstar adele went on tour and when adele goes on to her

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they're pretty emblematic of the patagonia there if they're plentiful and they're like this one is then you know that the system is going back and that they feel no threat works and that's why you're on your rewilding patagonia on al-jazeera. the un published the most comprehensive study of life on. they found 1000000 species face extinction that's more than 12 percent of known life on. one truck to destroy the much oil infrastructure of which a world that had the report identifies the 5 main drivers of this big logical crisis 1st the way we use and abuse all politics was always says 75 percent of the last 2 years of the marine environment have been severely altered by human activity exploitation of species through over fishing and hunting climate change caused by a greenhouse gas emissions pollution and finally the house creek told local ecosystems by invasive species. reports both to say the decline can be slowed even stopped in some cases but to do that we must transform our relationship with. the fact. the smallest place on the planet one that could soon be lost forever with an inte

patagonia on al-jazeera. come back and look at the headlines this hour now donald trump has written a strongly worded letter to house speaker nancy pelosi describing the impeachment process as a crusade and an unprecedented and unconstitutional abuse of power trump says the house democrats declaring open war on american democracy. is a nice foreign minister in which he is in libya why he's been meeting with the wall in the eastern city of rajma but he also met with the leader of libya's un backed government in tripoli is visit coincides with a surge in fighting on the outskirts of tripoli between government forces and those loyal to after trying to seize the capital back in april. for pakistan president pervez musharraf has been sentenced to death for treason and raised to an emergency imposed after suspending the constitution in 2007 the ruling has been condemned by the country's military. developments in washington with a. my house correspondent kimberly halkett who has been following this story and ahead o

and that's fracking and there's this huge reserves found in patagonia and toto which is the french company is the 2nd largest producer here but this is an interesting data they have here total shale oil for growth in argentina unconcern of low gas prices total the 2nd largest producer of natural gas in argentina plans to focus on its oil assets there are concerns that an oversupply of gas could drive prices to unprofitable levels this is the more shale reserves in patagonia and they said there's huge potential to find gas natural gas in these shell reserves but the head of total in argentina he says we want to see at what level the prices will stabilize we have seen in the united states that gas can go to a negative price we want to wait to see what the price of gas will be in argentina because a. could fall to negative prices and that's domenic maryon the shell catastrophe in america and elsewhere as proven itself to be a disaster in argentina could be dodging a bullet here because all they have to do is look at what happened to the u.s. or in great britain to understand that shale of cou

first in patagonia, is a public benefit corporation. it said they developed a new technology that can help the environment for the competitors in business. they have this new type of sustainable way. as a rational choice. patagonia is now in self-interest with this future value. another example is chick-fil-a. it's the only major chain in america it is open on sundays. it's $1 billion in sales. their optimizing tradition and community. they're not doing this every day, just one day a week. chick-fil-a is a company like any other. on one day of the week, they have a different set of values they choose to optimize for. my favorite example, in 2014, there's this problem of selling out going on secondary marketing sites for hundreds of thousands of dollars more. they play in shows for a while the fans are less wealthy fans spending more money than they can probably afford. rather than just going along with it, they found a start up i would measure how loyal fan was to an artist. the use and all grown from to identify the top 30% and especia

the company handles customer returns for brands like patagonia and rei, which have discovered a big marketlling their own used clothing and sporting goods. t the goal is to make sure like the colors are accurate. >> reporter: kayla de guzman photographed this fleece pullover and then posted it on patagonia's "worn wear" site at pss than half the original price. what's the discount? >> probably 50% off what somebody would have paid at the store. >> reporter: andy ruben created yerdle when he saw the secondary clothing market growing 20 times faster than the new clothing one. t new study finds 48% of people meve considered giving a used item. ve%, even more, say they'd welcome one. almost 20% of what's in here is sold the same day it's listed. and the dramatic increase in atles over the past couple weeks tells them these are holiday ourchases, destined for under the tree. >> hello, dear friends. >> reporter: jayme sy is a social media influencer who posts videos on thrifting at places like goodwill. how would you feel about getting stsecondhand gift? >> send them all to me. i rarely ever buy

and that's right here on our green wilding patagonia on al-jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera his reminder of our top stories thousands of civilians are fleeing syria's province to the turkish border after an increase in bombings by the government and russia you and observe 800000 people have been displaced in just 24 hours. as a bracing for catastrophic conditions with soaring temperatures and strong winds expected to find flames more than 100 bush fires are burning across new south wales and more than half of them are out of control. the international criminal court wants to open an investigation into alleged war crimes in palestinian territories palestinians welcomed the decision but israel's prime minister says the i.c.c. has no jurisdiction to investigate that. protests over a new citizenship law or are expected to continue across india on saturday despite restrictions on large gatherings it follows violence overnight in new delhi adults where as police fired tear gas and water cannon the demonstrators the on wrist began last week after the law

and that's why you're on your rewilding patagonia on al-jazeera. you watching al-jazeera reminder of our top stories this hour in this supreme court studio here petitions challenging a controversial new citizenship law stick i'm go over the new law has now spread to college campuses the new measure offers citizenship to persecuted minorities from some neighboring countries but excludes. the u.n. security council discussing the on rest in west africa just hours after an emergency meeting was held by leaders of the sahara wage and on the rise in violence there one of the most recent attacks 71 soldiers from the sheriff's army were killed by finds his leg to eye so near the border with moderate. opposition parties in the gambia have been rallying against president and they want him to honor his promise to step down by the end of this year he made that commitment in a deal to form a coalition government 3 years ago. lebanon's president has delayed consultations with political process that was supposed to lead to the naming. prime minister it follows an

por los aranceles que cobrÁbamos hasta la patagonia.alir para evitar los aranceles a este producto artesanal y puedan regresar al mercado estadounidense. la decoraciÓn que tienen es no es fÍsica es muy fina. este y que tienen un precio muy accesible. las esperas se encuentra ante todo dijo la tradicional roja poblador plateada y decorada desde una estrella hasta un diseÑo con el escudo del equipo de fÚtbol o frida kahlo entra al puja agua y cuatro mil seiscientos talleres y el sesenta por ciento del pueblo. el evita hablar color a la navidad por eso les afecta que carlos tan importantes como los estados unidos no tengan sus pedidos. no las encuentra en el centro comercial. es y sobre todo, una variedad. este aÑo se presume en el pueblo las esperas que en dos mil doce recordaron el vaticano y que este aÑo regresaron para que el turista pueden admirar las y disfruten ver cÓmo se convierten de cristal transparente. color plata. aÑos con aÑo estas espera llegan a las ferias internacionales en donde se marca tendencia de los artesanos mexica

they're pretty emblematic of the patagonia if they're plentiful and they're like this and. then you know that the system is coming back and that they feel no threat works and that's why you're on our rewilding patagonia on al-jazeera. on the top stories on ours are saddam's former president bashir has been found guilty of corruption and sentenced to 2 years in a reform center the judge ruled that the 65 year old will not serve his time in prison because of his age the trial centered around suitcases found in bush's home filled with notes of multiple currencies worth more than $130000000.00. well another night of. course is a verdict that is not based on the law book based on what happened in the streets a search will appeal this verdict the matter is open in the supreme court the law is still affecting trust in the law has not changed but i trust in this court has changed completely because to be honest and to our verdict is not based on any facts but based on what has been happening in the streets from lauri's the u.k. and u.s. of issued travel warnings for northeast india

and this warehouse in the san francisco area is proof that plans like rei and patagonia are taking noticer secondary sale. and holiday demand is unprecedented. ♪ overflowing with everything from ski boots to winter coats, and every sporting good imaginable, yerdle is a bargain-lover's dream. you can't shop here even though many of these customer returns are as good as new. >> usually there's scuffs and scratches. but this one's in perfect condition. >> reporter: seeing a big market opportunity, brands like rei and patagonia have gotten into the game of reselling their own used products on websites like rei used and patagonia's worn wear. yerdle does all the work. what's the discounts? >> probably 50% of what somebody would have paid had they found it like this in the store. >> reporter: andy rubben created yerdle when he seat the secondary market going more than 22 times faster than the primary one. >> these are beautiful items. they're made to be worn. they should be -- this should be out on the town, not sitting in a closet, right? >> reporter: i agree. everything here is refreshed, the

today, we travel to southern south america where you'll find the majestic region called patagonia.he way, we'll meet some spectacular animals, like these high fiving penguin pals. plus, who are the busiest beavers in the world? we might've found them where you'd least expect. and later, the puffy guanaco has to be on high alert at all times because you never know what you'll find in the unpredictable and wild region of patagonia. [music]

you look at patagonia.are quite expensive, and they are also part of that movement with sustainability. they use a lot of plastic bottle s in theirs however they also just opened a shop over in brooklyn that is exclusively selling re-used patagonia merchandise so there's a lot of ways to buy in and it's not just about the fabric. it's about how the products are delivered, if they are using amazon is you know a big issue here, because we all order things that are in these huge boxes, and then we open up the packaging and we find, you know, a little hair clip or something in there, so there's a lot of ways to shop green and it's not just about pineapple husks. charles: listen 30 seconds. you mentioned h& m, which apparently had $4 billion in unused clothes. people are saying they've gotten their act together any other publicly traded names we should be watching closely? >> amazon and ikea. typically things that are disposable that are short-term purchases, or that come in substantial packaging, those are the

hasta la patagonia. >> los artesanos michoacanos esperan que el nuevo tratado de libre comercio tmecl roja, dorada y decorada por una estrella hasta un diseÑo de equipo de fÚtbol. hay 4600 talleres y el 60% del pueblo se dedica a dar color a la navidad.por eso les afecte que mercados tan importantes como los estados unidos no tengan sus pedidos. >> no los encuentras en ningÚn centro comercial y sobre todo la variedad, lo precioso, de verdad, no te alcanza los ojos de ver tanta belleza. >> este aÑo se presuman el pueblo las esferas que el 2012 decoraron el vaticano y que estaÑo regresaron para que el turista pueda admirarlas y disfruten ver cÓmo se convierten de cristal transparente a color plata. aÑo con aÑo esas esferas llegan a las ferias internacionales en donde se marca tendencia y los artesanos mexicanos compiten en diseÑo con los mercados europeos y estadounidenses. en la ciudad de mÉxico, alejandro madrigal, univisiÓn. aranza: mÁs adelante, en paisaje no se jugo la pena de la supercopa de italia y la lazio superÓ a la juventus llevÁndose el trofeo a sus vitrinas. >> este domin

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patagonia on al-jazeera. trouble began at the end of the country's civil war when most people started returning home from refugee camps. ammo more horse trucked and killed during a demonstration in 2017 is buried right here in the middle of the street as a sign of resistance to the mining companies and government are set in your. i tunes nation song for news and displacement between the community the mining companies and the government has now escalated to west africa's regional court the community has taken its case before west africa's regional court because they say the people are looking for use in the justice system. i'm howard dean and doha the top stories on al-jazeera lebanon's president turns delayed talks with political parties that were meant to lead to a new prime minister being named as follows another night of violence between security forces and protesters on site parliament's a correspondence in a harder is in beirut she has more on those political consultations that at night respond the const

you go to posh mark it is the clothing trading site and the most wanted brands is lulu lemon and patagonia had a very expensive and durable stuff the midmarket labels you could find at a mass retailer like target that isn't selling because it is not considered a durable quality and it is declining. so at the top end of the market it's exciting but the real issue is what is left behind it's the cake not the frosting i think it's great but the overall market is not that impacted by it. >> this is so wonderful to hear i am from a family of women that three generations back we are all the same size so i have been wearing clothing before it was cool. so in your book did you discover that linguistic fear of the word vintage or secondhand or used and why it context they are used in? when i think japan vintage i think very cool so i'm wondering what you encounter about the words we use to describe. >> that's really interesting the term vintage in relation to japan is fascinating because you go into these vintage shops and look at some of the stuff heavy metal t-shirts from the 1980s with gaping ho

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and that's why you're on your rewilding patagonia on al-jazeera. you are watching or i remind of our current top stories this hour protesters have rallied again in new delhi after india's top court the school tearing on a controversial new citizenship law until it says it needs more details from the government a law makes it easier for non muslims from dumbest goodish and pop to stop to gain indian citizenship. u.s. president donald trump is accused democrats of waging an open war on democracy a congressional committee has cleared the way for a historic vote of impeachment against the president in just a few hours time. at least 23 civilians have been killed in the latest round of russian attacks on rebel held areas of northwestern syria shelling in airstrikes and in the province have escalated in recent weeks. it's elise foreign minister has met rival leaders in libya for talks aimed at ending fighting to capture the capital tripoli the u.n. says at least a 1000 the bands have been killed since warlord and before half the began his offensive 8 mon

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the company handles customer returns for brands like patagonia and rei which have discovered a big market in reselling their own used clothing and sporting goods. >> the goal is to make sure like the colors are accurate. >> reporter: kayla "d" guzman will photo this and price it at less than half the original price. >> what's the discount? >> probably 50% of what somebody would have paid if they found it like this in the store. >> reporter: andy rubin created this when he saw the secondary clothing market growing 20 times faster than the primary one. a new study shows 48% said they'd consider giving a used item. even more, 56% said they'd welcome one. almost 20% of what's in here is actually sold the same day it's listed and the dramatic increase in sales over the past couple of weeks tells them these are holiday purchases destined for under the tree. >> hello, dear friends. >> reporter: jamie si is a social media influencer. how would you feel about getting a secondhand gift? >> send them all to me. absolutely. i rarely ever buy fast fashion items because of the fact that it's so terribl

patagonia on al-jazeera. hello again i'm a little problem and with the top stories this hour libya's u.n. recognized government has approved a military dude with turkey which could turkish troops deployed to defend tripoli from. egypt which backs half there has rejected the agreement lebanon's president has asked a former education minister to be the new prime minister. backed by hezbollah but protesters are rejecting his nomination and divisions between democrats and republicans have a day off to donald trump and peach mint the republican leader in the senate called the impeachment toxic house speaker nancy pelosi is refusing to send the case to the senate until she's. been managed. a government has opened fire outside the headquarters of russia's top security agency the f.s.b. in moscow one officer was killed and 5 others wounded the f.s.b. says the attacker has now been code step for us and reports from moscow. the sound of gunfire echoes through the streets of the russian capital. sending people running t