Les Enquêtes d'Ushuaïa TV
Les Enquêtes d'Ushuaïa TV is a series of immersive investigative documentaries—broadcast quarterly or as special events—focused on major ecological and environmental issues around the world. Largely led by journalist Christine Oberdorff, the series takes her to meet threatened populations and ecosystems to analyze the impact of human activity, climate change, and modernization on vulnerable regions.
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Christine Oberdorff sets out to explore the issue of water access in Algeria, traveling over 2,000 kilometers from north to south—including a foray into the heart of the Sahara. The world's largest desert holds not only oil but also one of the planet's vastest water reserves. This Algerian journey is illustrated by editorial cartoons from Plantu and Dilem, both members of the association Cartooning for Peace.
