The largest oil-supply disruption in modern history has accelerated the arrival of peak oil demand, says NYU professor Carolyn Kissane. NEW YORK: The US-Israeli and Iran war may be remembered for many things, not least the closure of the Strait of Hormuz , the reshaping of Middle Eastern geopolitics and the damage done to the global economy. But another consequence is less obvious: The largest oil-supply disruption in modern history has accelerated the arrival of peak oil demand. Four months