raise and rise - noun

[jctgf]

Hi,
I know there are many threads about this subject, but I couldn’t find any that explained the use of those words as a noun.
The dictionary suggests either can be used in the following context, but I’d like to double check, please:
A raise/rise in sea level.
A raise/rise in temperature.
A raise/rise in carbon dioxide emissions.
In these situations can I use either, please?
Thanks.

 

[5jj]

In BrE, you can use only 'rise' in those sentences.

 

[Rover_KE]

Also a 'pay rise'.

 

[MikeNewYork]

Hi,
I know there are many threads about this subject, but I couldn’t find any that explained the use of those words as a noun.
The dictionary suggests either can be used in the following context, but I’d like to double check, please:
A raise/rise in sea level.
A raise/rise in temperature.
A raise/rise in carbon dioxide emissions.
In these situations can I use either, please?
Thanks.

In AmE only rise works. However, for the third, "An increase" would be better. And in AmE, we get a pay "raise", not a pay "rise".