NEW LONDON, Conn. — Construction has resumed on the Revolution Wind offshore turbine project following a federal court ruling that overturned a stop-work order issued last month by the administration of President Donald Trump.

The decision has brought thousands of workers back to job sites and restarted a multibillion-dollar renewable energy effort for Connecticut and Rhode Island.

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“A contract is a contract,” said Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont, at a press conference Monday at the Port of New London.

The Trump Administration halted the project in August, citing concerns that the project would interfere with U.S. Department of Defense missions in the area. But lawmakers pushed

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