Kathryn Klaber quickly got to the point when she addressed the American Gas Association's Natural Gas Roundtable luncheon on Nov. 29. "A lot of how this plays out is going to involve relationships, and how we work with local communities," the Marcellus Shale Coalition's (MSC) president and executive director said. The organization is probably the most prominent industry advocate in the increasingly productive tight shale gas region. It's also somewhat unique because it deals with residents and regulators in several states. Coalition members have stepped up to meet the challenge, according to Klaber. "There's a lot of talk about best practices, and how we go above and beyond...