::In titles, many people use quotes to draw attention to a specific word. This is frequently done because bold and Capitalization can not be used to set off a word in a title. Through out the rest of the article, the word is used with capitalization to set it off, and without quotes. If you watch the "The Great Climategate Debate" video (2 hrs, at the bottom of the page), you will here the term "Climategate" used regularly by people on both sides of the controversy. Your claim makes no sense. As for whether or not the WSJ is biased, that is irrelevant. It is a reliable source for this type of information. And there are hundreds of others. (Such as Climategate: Anatomy of a Public Relations Disaster published at Yale.) It appears that the only people not using "Climategate" are those trying to do damage control. Specifically, people with a very strong POV, such as Greenpeace and the embarrassed University, refuse to use the term.    

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