-I’ve personally studied economics and marketing. 

-We are looking forward to replicate the project in other Countries. We received several request in different locations: USA, Australia, Maldives. 

-The primary goal is to extend this new type of farming in all the areas where plants are not easy to grow due to not fertile soil, desertification, lack of fresh water, bugs and so on. But of course is a long term goal. Right now it’s a research stage, therefore we are not maximizing the vegetables production. Anyway, every year we are discovering new possible applications for this kind of habitat: underwater green houses/garden, underwater laboratories, underwater observatories but also a new scuba diving attraction.   

-every season we discover more about plants, fresh water production, humidity and other parameters, architecture resistance,  etc etc. It’s hard to answer properly at this question since we are keep achieving satisfactory results at different levels.  

-Of course the climate change is an issue we got to face. The plants growth is stricktly connected to these changes.

-No, we are not getting any profit back. As said before, we are still conducting researches, which means high level of costs. 

-Well, at the beginning it was a funky idea and it seemed to be pure utopia. But now it’s a reality, with positive results and a bright future.