NOVELTY - Performing dissociation of waste into a renewable source energy and/or a carbon byproduct by a reactor, comprises: receiving the waste that includes carbon, hydrogen and oxygen to be dissociated under an anaerobic reaction; recovering waste heat from an external heat source to heat the received waste; and dissociating the heated waste to produce the renewable fuel and/or carbon byproduct, where the step of dissociating composes compacting the heated waste, generating heat from an internal heat source, and applying the generated heat to the compacted waste under pressure.    USE - The method is useful for: performing dissociation of waste into a renewable source energy and/or a carbon byproduct by a reactor to producing a durable good using the carbon byproduct (all claimed), high density hydrogen fuel mixtures, energy including electricity, and other valuable chemicals, soil nutrients, and materials from organic feedstocks.    ADVANTAGE - The method: converts biomass into energy (biofuels) while recycling and repurposing environmentally harmful greenhouse gases e.g. carbon dioxide, and with high energy-conversion efficiency, while reducing operating costs; reduces or eliminates release of harmful carbon into the environment; converts low cost heat into potential energy as stored energy to facilitate separation processes and energy regeneration; and provides durable goods suitable as better equipment to harness solar, wind, moving water, and geothermal resources along with transportation components which are stronger than steel and lighter than aluminum.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - An INDEPENDENT CLAIM is also included for a system (300) for dissociation of waste into a renewable fuel and/or a carbon byproduct, comprising: a hopper (350) to receive the waste; a waste heat exchanger coupled to the hopper to recover waste heat from an external heat source and transfer the recovered heat to the hopper to heat the waste; and a pressurized and heated reactor (311) coupled to the hopper to receive the heated waste, where the reactor comprises a conveyor (314) to compact the heated waste, and a combustor to generate heat used in the anaerobic reaction to dissociate the compacted waste to produce the renewable fuel and/or carbon byproduct.    DESCRIPTION OF DRAWING(S) - The figure shows a system for rapid conversion of biomass wastes into renewable fuel and carbon products.    Biomass waste dissociation system (300)    Engine (302)    Pressurized and heated reactor (311)    Conveyor (314)    Hopper (350)