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A. It is possible, but conducting commercial algae farming in the open ocean would be technically very difficult. Seawater ponds, or ponds supplied by brackish water, however, can theoretically be constructed on any coastal land – marginal, desert, fallow, industrial brownfield – freeing up land and fresh water needed for food production.
