The document outlines the Toulmin method for effectively structuring an argument. It includes a claim, data to support the claim, a warrant to explain how the data connects to the claim, possible backing for the warrant, a counterclaim that negates the original claim, and a rebuttal to address the counterclaim. An example is provided that uses this structure to argue that hybrid cars are an effective strategy to fight pollution by presenting data on sources of pollution and the lifespan of vehicles, with warrants and consideration of a counterclaim focusing on mass transit instead of personal vehicles.