Bridging Climate Science and Hydraulic Design: Managing Risk from High-Intensity Rainfall

Kirsty is a highly experienced sustainability and environmental professional specialising in climate change and emissions management within the infrastructure sector. She provides expert advice on climate change risk assessment, adaptation strategies, and greenhouse gas emissions reduction, supporting government, consultants, contractors, and asset operators in integrating climate considerations into their projects and operations. For example, Kirsty has led climate change risk and GHG emissions assessments for major transport projects, including the Sydney Roads Asset Performance Contract – River Zone (NSW), Mooloolah River Interchange Upgrade (QLD), Inner West Council Asset Needs Assessment (NSW), and the Inland Rail Program. As an Infrastructure Sustainability Accredited Professional (ISAP) and a Climate Active Registered Consultant, Kirsty is committed to advancing sustainable and climate-resilient infrastructure.

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    October 2025

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    13 October 2025

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