This process involves collecting waste books and old newspapers by material type, followed by soaking, screening, and impurity removal. The treated waste paper is then shredded and chemically pulped before being formed into recycled newsprint using a molding machine. The recycling process relies on electricity to power shredding and compacting equipment. The production process requires inputs of fresh water, coal, and oil. The production process generates gaseous emissions such as CO2, NOx, SO2, CH4, CO, PM10, NMVOC, and TSP; emits water pollutants including COD, BOD5, TN, TP, NO3-, PO43-, and TSS; and produces solid waste emissions. This dataset is applicable to the process of producing recycled newsprint from waste books and old newspapers.