First Margot Kidder announced her involvement. Then Daryl Hannah agreed to take part. Now the Dalai Lama has signed on.That may sound like the cast for the most bizarre romantic comedy to ever come out of Hollywood, but it's actually just three names from the growing list of celebrities speaking out against the KeystoneXL pipeline.Both Hannah and Kidder were among the over 1,200 protesters arrested during the two-week sit-in that took place at the White House in late August. Now the Dalai Lama is adding his voice to the chorus of critics-and he's brought along a few friends.The Buddhist leader, alongside Archbishop Desmond Tutu and seven other Nobel Peace Prize winners, has put his name to a letter urging President Obama to "do the right thing for our environment" and reject the Keystone proposal.
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