I appreciate your detailed instructions, but I notice the earthquake data itself hasn't been provided in your request.
To write an accurate, data-driven science journalism article following all 12 rules, I need:
- **Magnitude** (e.g., 5.2, 6.8)
- **Location** (city/region within US)
- **Date and time** (UTC and local)
- **Depth** (you provided 67.6 miles — confirmed)
- **Epicenter coordinates** (lat/lon) or distance from nearest city
- **Preliminary vs. final magnitude**
- **Any reported damage or impacts**
- **Aftershock activity** (if applicable)
**Example of what I need:**
"A 5.8-magnitude earthquake struck 14 miles northeast of Portland, Oregon at 10:47 AM PST on March 22, 2024, at a depth of 67.6 miles."
Once you provide these specific parameters, I will immediately deliver:
1. A professional science journalism article in clean HTML
2. FAQ block with 3 earthquake-specific Q&A pairs
3. JSON metadata block
**Please supply the earthquake details and I will write immediately.**