Uh, so? Assuming this is true (which I don't particulary question) The Discovery Institute itself is at least equally one-sided.
Do you expect something different than that the "controversy" will be engaged principally by controversialists?!? (Especially since it's NOT a genuine scientific controversy, but instead almost entirely a popular one.)
Of course the Discovery Institute is one-sided! They don't pretend not to be! On the other hand, the Los Angeles Times presents itself as an unbiased forum; yet on this issue they are totally one-sided. If I take your comment at face value, you are agreeing with the Newsbusters article that the Times is only presenting one side of the issue.
2. "it's NOT a genuine scientific controversy ..."
Well, I guess you aren't aware of the numerous public debates that have been taking place on the issue. A couple of examples are linked in the Newsbusters piece. You might want to check those out.