Name: "No Bees, No Food" Women's Tank
SKU: BeeTank
Price: 29.95 USD
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“No Bees, No Food” Women’s Tank

$29.95

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USDA Organic

Made with 100% USDA certified organic cotton.

Made in USA, Sweatshop Free

SKU: BeeTank Category: Shirts

Description

Around the world, bees are dying off rapidly due to pesticide use and habitat loss.

1/3 of all our food sources depend on bees

90% of our wild plants rely on pollinators

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Weight	4 oz
Size	S, M, L, XL
Color	Black, White

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90% of our wild plants rely on pollinators

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“No Bees, No Food” Women’s Tank

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Description

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